4) Consider a circuit with an external voltage of AU = 3V in which two resistors, with R₁ = 652 and R₂ = 195respectively, are in parallel.a) What is the total current in this circuit?b) What is the current through the resistor R₁?

Given data: External voltage (ΔV) = 3 V Two resistors are connected in parallel R1 = 65 Ω and R2 =…

4) Consider a circuit with an external voltage of AU = 3V in which two resistors, with R₁ = 650 and R₂ = 195 respectively, are in parallel. a) What is the total current in this circuit? b) What is the current through the resistor R₁?

4) Consider a circuit with an external voltage of AU = 3V in which two resistors, with R₁ = 650 and R₂ = 195 respectively, are in parallel. a) What is the total current in this circuit? b) What is the current through the resistor R₁?

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