15. Please consider the following circuit (Yay! Last question ofthis set!).RARBRcŽRD12 V, RA = 5 2, RB = 3 2, Rc =1 2, and Rp = 3 Q. Theswitch is open.E =a) What is the battery current?(include units)b) What is the difference in electric potential between points aand b?(include units)c) The switch is closed. What is the battery current?(include units)d) The switch is closed. What is the difference in electric potentialbetween points a and b?(include units)

Equivalent resistance in series R = R1 + R2 Equivalent resistance in parallel 1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2

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15. Please consider the following circuit (Yay! Last question of this set!). RB RA А Rc RD с— 12 V Ra — 5 0 Rъ — 3O Ra - 1 C and Rn — 3О The

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