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25. Given the voltmeter reading V = 27 V in Fig. 84: a. Is the network operating properly? b. If not, what could be the cause of the incorrect reading? 6 ΚΩ 12 kN 27 V 6 kN V E 45 V 36 kn

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25. Given the voltmeter reading V = 27 V in Fig. 84:
a. Is the network operating properly?
b. If not, what could be the cause of the incorrect reading?
6 kN
12 kN
27 V
6 kN
V
E = 45 V
36 kN
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