14. Calculate the ratio of voltage across to the current flowing through for the battery.bat=183 resistors.AVbat/Ibat =Ibată AHow does this ratio compare to the resistance values of the resistor?R-202Rg=302R3=405hIn seriesWrite an equation relating the AVbat/Ibat ratio to R1, R2, and R3.

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14. Calculate the ratio of voltage across to the current flowing through for the battery. bat=[8V I batălaA 3 resistors:. RF202 R2=302 Rg=405h In series AVbat/Ibat How does this ratio compare to the resistance values of the resistor?

14. Calculate the ratio of voltage across to the current flowing through for the battery. bat=[8V I batălaA 3 resistors:. RF202 R2=302 Rg=405h In series AVbat/Ibat How does this ratio compare to the resistance values of the resistor?

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14. Calculate the ratio of voltage across to the current flowing through for the battery.
bat=18
3 resistors.
AVbat/Ibat =
Ibată A
How does this ratio compare to the resistance values of the resistor?
R-202
Rg=302
R3=405h
In series
Write an equation relating the AVbat/Ibat ratio to R1, R2, and R3.

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