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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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4. a) Solve for the current I: b) Determine the Potential difference: Vab, Vod, and Vea.
352
32
12V
가
SV
652
20V
d
깨니까 키가방
12 2V
22
15
552
42
3V

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