2.00 2 R1 R3 3.00 2 R2 1.00 Ω 18.0 V R4 4.00 2 For the circuit determine: 1. Voltage drops across each resistance 2.The current in each resistor 3.The total current of the circuit 4.The power of each resistance

2.00 2 R1 R3 3.00 2 R2 1.00 Ω 18.0 V R4 4.00 2 For the circuit determine: 1. Voltage drops across each resistance 2.The current in each resistor 3.The total current of the circuit 4.The power of each resistance

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 28.21P: Consider the circuit shown in Figure P28.21 on page 860. (a) Find the voltage across the 3.00-0...

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2.00 2
R1
R3
3.00 2
R2
1.00 Ω
18.0 V
R4
4.00 2
For the circuit determine:
1. Voltage drops across each resistance
2.The current in each resistor
3.The total current of the circuit
4.The power of each resistance

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