Circuit Diagram :RIR2abRoR3R4E2hRsMeasurements & Calculations :ɛ1 = 10 V ɛ2 = 35 VR1: Red Green Blac R2: Yellow Green Black R3: Brown Black BlackR4: Brown Green Black R5 : Red Black Black R6: Yellow Black Blacka. Verify the junction rule for ( 4 ) different junctions :Name ofDirection of (I)I( A )Current[ From - To ]Junction ( ):Junction ( ):Junction ( ):Junction ( ) :

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Chapter26: Current And Resistance

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Problem 46AP

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Circuit Diagram :
RI
R2
a
b
Ro
R3
R4
E2
h
Rs
Measurements & Calculations :
ɛ1 = 10 V ɛ2 = 35 V
R1: Red Green Blac R2: Yellow Green Black R3: Brown Black Black
R4: Brown Green Black R5 : Red Black Black R6: Yellow Black Black
a. Verify the junction rule for ( 4 ) different junctions :
Name of
Direction of (I)
I( A )
Current
[ From - To ]
Junction ( ):
Junction ( ):
Junction ( ):
Junction ( ) :

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