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Microscopic view of current

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I, and I₂.
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5. Assume that the ammeter in the figure below is removed and the current that flows
through the 4.052 path, 13, is unknown. Determine all the currents in the circuit.
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5.00
6. Consider the circuit shown below.
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a. Calculate the equivalent resistance of the system.
b. Determine the potential drop across each resistor.
C. Determine the current across each of the resistors.

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