Help look at image R22)VsRR3Vs= 12V, R, = 6 Q, R2 = 5 Q, R3 = 25 2%3DFor the circuit shown above calculate:the effective resistance seen by the source;the current supplied by the source;i)i)ii)iv)the current in R1.the current in R2.

In the above circuit shown there are some given values which are written below:- Vs=12…

2) R2 Vs R1 R3 Vs= 12V, R1 = 6 N, R2 = 5 Q, R3 = 25 2 %3D For the circuit shown above calculate: i) ii) iii) iv) the effective resistance seen by the source; the current supplied by the source; the current in R1. the current in R2.

2) R2 Vs R1 R3 Vs= 12V, R1 = 6 N, R2 = 5 Q, R3 = 25 2 %3D For the circuit shown above calculate: i) ii) iii) iv) the effective resistance seen by the source; the current supplied by the source; the current in R1. the current in R2.

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Vs= 12V, R, = 6 Q, R2 = 5 Q, R3 = 25 2
%3D
For the circuit shown above calculate:
the effective resistance seen by the source;
the current supplied by the source;
i)
i)
ii)
iv)
the current in R1.
the current in R2.

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