An clectric current of 0.716 Amps passes into two wires in which it is divided into currents in the ratio 2.83 to 1.09. What are the currents in two wires? Your answer should have three decimal places.

An clectric current of 0.716 Amps passes into two wires in which it is divided into currents in the ratio 2.83 to 1.09. What are the currents in two wires? Your answer should have three decimal places.

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Chapter22: Magnetism

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