A10 resistor and a 4 Q resistor are connected in parallel. The combination is connected in series with a 5.2 Q resistor and a 24 V supply. (i) Calculate the current (in A) flowing through the 5.2 0 resistor

A10 resistor and a 4 Q resistor are connected in parallel. The combination is connected in series with a 5.2 Q resistor and a 24 V supply. (i) Calculate the current (in A) flowing through the 5.2 0 resistor

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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