NOTE: Answer 26-30 only. A. 10 QB. 60 Q25. Supposed that the battery has a voltage of 9.0 V and the lamps resistances R1, R2, and R3 are 6.0, 4.0 and 2.00 respectively.What is the total equivalent resistance of these resistances in series26. What is the total resistance of the figure at the right?R₁R₂R3304050A. 12 QΒ. 17 Ω C. 23 ΩD. 60 QmmFor numbers 32-35, refer to the figure on the right:27. What is the total resistance?A. 18.00 QB. 0.23 QC.4.44 ΩD. 0.13 028. What is the total current?12 V-A. 2.70 AC. 0.37 AD. 0.73 A29. What isthe current in R₁?A. 1.2 AC. 1.8 A30. What isthe voltage in R₁?A. 12 VB. 7.20 AB. 1.5 AB. 6 VC. 4 VD. 2.7 AD. 2 VR₁ *80R₂ =10 0

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A. 10 Q B. 60 Q 25. Supposed that the battery has a voltage of 9.0 V and the lamps resistances R1, R2, and R3 are 6.0, 4.0 and 2.00 respectively. R₁ R₂ R3 What is the total equivalent resistance of these resistances in series 26. What is the total resistance of the figure at the right? 30 40 50 A. 12 Q Β. 17 Ω C. 23 Ω D. 60 Q mm For numbers 32-35, refer to the figure on the right: 27. What is the total resistance? A. 18.00 Q B. 0.23 Q C.4.44 Ω D. 0.13 0 12 V- 28. What is the total current? A. 2.70 A C. 0.37 A D. 0.73 A 29. What is the current in R₁? A. 1.2 A C. 1.8 A 30. What is the voltage in R₁? A. 12 V B. 7.20 A B. 1.5 A B. 6 V C. 4 V D. 2.7 A D. 2 V R₁ # 80 R₂ = 10 0

A. 10 Q B. 60 Q 25. Supposed that the battery has a voltage of 9.0 V and the lamps resistances R1, R2, and R3 are 6.0, 4.0 and 2.00 respectively. R₁ R₂ R3 What is the total equivalent resistance of these resistances in series 26. What is the total resistance of the figure at the right? 30 40 50 A. 12 Q Β. 17 Ω C. 23 Ω D. 60 Q mm For numbers 32-35, refer to the figure on the right: 27. What is the total resistance? A. 18.00 Q B. 0.23 Q C.4.44 Ω D. 0.13 0 12 V- 28. What is the total current? A. 2.70 A C. 0.37 A D. 0.73 A 29. What is the current in R₁? A. 1.2 A C. 1.8 A 30. What is the voltage in R₁? A. 12 V B. 7.20 A B. 1.5 A B. 6 V C. 4 V D. 2.7 A D. 2 V R₁ # 80 R₂ = 10 0

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