Please solve part B and C from #80 80. •Determine the current through each resistor in Figure 18-34.Example 18-84 210 23 Ω6Ω912 28Ω12 V6 V(a)(b)703212 Ωww8 26 210 Ω22ww4Ω100 V. 71 ר(c)10 24 Problem 80

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80. •Determine the current through each resistor in Figure 18-34. Example 18-8 4Ω 10 2 3Ω 12 2 ww 82 12 V 6 V (a) (b) 3 2 12 2 8 2 6Ω 10 Ω 4 2 100 V

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Please solve part B and C from #80

80. •Determine the current through each resistor in Figure 18-34.
Example 18-8
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6Ω
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