2.5 N +| a In the circuit shown, Determine the following: 4.5 V| 6.2 V+ A. Magnitude and direction of the current h B. Potential differences Vac, Vaf and Vgc 4 V+ 3.6 N C. Power delivered by each battery 7Ω 7 V e

2.5 N +| a In the circuit shown, Determine the following: 4.5 V| 6.2 V+ A. Magnitude and direction of the current h B. Potential differences Vac, Vaf and Vgc 4 V+ 3.6 N C. Power delivered by each battery 7Ω 7 V e

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