3Ω b In the circuit shown, Determine the following: 7 V 2 V+ A. Magnitude and direction of the current (Ans. I = 0.3889 A, CCW) B. The potential differences Vad, Vef and Vne (Ans. Vad = 7.8333 V, Vef = -1. 8889 V, Vne = 4.3333 V) 5Ω h d 6 V+ 4 V + f e

3Ω b In the circuit shown, Determine the following: 7 V 2 V+ A. Magnitude and direction of the current (Ans. I = 0.3889 A, CCW) B. The potential differences Vad, Vef and Vne (Ans. Vad = 7.8333 V, Vef = -1. 8889 V, Vne = 4.3333 V) 5Ω h d 6 V+ 4 V + f e

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