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3. In the parallel circuit, find the following: a. IR1: b. IR2: C. VR1: d. VR2: e. IT: f. RT: V1 36V R1 47002 R2 2400

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Chapter8: Electricity And Magnetism

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5FIB: An electric circuit that is not a complete path is called a(n) ___ circuit. (8.2)

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3. In the parallel circuit, find the following:
a. IR1:
b. IR2:
C. VR1:
d. VR2:
e. IT:
f. RT:
V1
36V
R1
4700
R2
24002

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