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3. Based on the figure below, calculate the following: a. electric current that flows in the circuit b. the voltage in points A, B, C and D (VA, VB, Vc and Vp) www 12 V 252 12 V www

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter7: Electricity

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6C

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3. Based on the figure below, calculate the following:
a. electric current that flows in the circuit
b. the voltage in points A, B, C and D (Va, VB, Vc and Vp)
12 V
652
252
12 V
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