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5. Determine using Kirchhoff's Laws, each branch current for the network shown in the Figure below. Redraw the circuits. E1=6V E2=4V ||R1=402 |R2=202 R=6Q

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5. Determine using Kirchhoff's Laws, each branch current for the network shown in the
Figure below. Redraw the circuits.
E1=6V
E2=4V
R1=40
R2=202
R=6Q

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