Direct - current circuit 3. Solve for l1, I2, and Itotal.R,R310B,28 V203 R27VB2

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Direct - current circuit

3. Solve for l1, I2, and Itotal.
R,
R3
10
B,
28 V
203 R2
7V
B2

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