In the circuit shown, find the unknown resistance R in units of ohms and:the unknown emf E in units of volts28 Vm4 A6Ω6 A3Ω.a O5 .b 032.c O10 .d O14 .e O42.f O

Circuit shown in the figure. Find: Unknown resistance R. Unknown Emf E.

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Chapter18: Direct-Current Circuits

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:the unknown emf E in units of volts
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