Q2 2. Compute for the ff:The total or equivalent resistance Riif R1 = 200, R2 = 400 and R3 = 600b. The voltage V1, V2, V3 across each resistanceThe branch currents /1, 12, l3d.The power P, P2 and P3 absorbed by each resistore. The total power PT supplied by the source voltage EI1IITRT V1+100VV2R2V3R3EIT+

In this question , we will find total resistance , current , voltage drop and power consumption..

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