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Determine the currents ?1I1, ?2I2, and ?3I3 shown below using Kirchhoff's Laws. Let ?1=10.0ε1=10.0 V, ?2=ε2= 22.0 V, ?1=15ΩR1=15Ω, and ?2=R2= 24.8 ΩΩ. Pay careful attention to your signs! If you calculate a current to be negative, then include the negative sign in your answer.

a. I1=

b. I2=

c I3=

d. Is current ?2I2 flowing vertically upward or vertically downward through the wire the above diagram? (Note that this may or may not correspond to the downward arrow that has been drawn.)

4-6 Determine the currents I, I2, and I3 shown below using Kirchhoff's Laws.
10 pts Let e = 10.0 V, €2 = 22.0 V, R, = 152, and R2 = 24.8 2. Pay careful
attention to your signs! If you calculate a current to be negative, then include
the negative sign in your answer.
I3
RI
R2
Il
(a) I:
A(+0.01 A)
(b) I2
A(+0.01 A)
(c) I3
A(+0.01 A)
(d) Is current I, flowing vertically upward or vertically downward through
the wire the above diagram? (Note that this may or may not correspond
to the downward arrow that has been drawn.)
A. Upward
O B. Downward

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