19. In the diagram below the emf of the battery is 6V , R1= 100SN, R2=R3=50N and R4=752.What is the current going through each resistor?R1R2R3

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19. In the diagram below the emf of the battery is 6V , R1= 1002, R2=R3=502 and R4=752 . What is the current going through each resistor? R1 R2 R3

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19. In the diagram below the emf of the battery is 6V , R1= 100SN, R2=R3=50N and R4=752.
What is the current going through each resistor?
R1
R2
R3

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