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An application of Kirchoff's Rules to the circuit shown results in the following system of equations. 12+13=11 12+24-61₁-61₂ = 0 24-61₁-313-0 Find the currents 1₁, 12, and 13.

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An application of Kirchoff's Rules to the circuit shown
results in the following system of equations.
12+13=11
12+24-61₁-61₂ = 0
24-61₁-313-0
Find the currents 1₁, 12, and 13.
OA. 1₁=2.5, 1₂ = 1.5, and l3 = 1
OB. 1₁=5.5, 1₂ = 4.5, and 13 = 1
ⒸC. l₁=3.5, 1₂ = 2.5, and 13 = 1
OD. 1₁ =4.5, 1₂ = 3.5, and 13 = 1
502
12 V
122
1₂
302
24 V
492
292

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