Andami namang resistors! Consider the resistor network shown in the figure, with R₁ = 250 [n], R₂ = 1.0 [kN], R3 = 1.2 [kN], R4 = 1.0 [k], and R5 = 1.5 [k]. The source voltage & is 24 [V], and has no internal resistance. What is the current passing through R₁? E R₁ -ww R₂ O A. 34 [mA] O B. 54 [mA] O C. 96 [mA] OD. 104 [mA] www wwwwww R3 R4 R5

Andami namang resistors! Consider the resistor network shown in the figure, with R₁ = 250 [n], R₂ = 1.0 [kN], R3 = 1.2 [kN], R4 = 1.0 [k], and R5 = 1.5 [k]. The source voltage & is 24 [V], and has no internal resistance. What is the current passing through R₁? E R₁ -ww R₂ O A. 34 [mA] O B. 54 [mA] O C. 96 [mA] OD. 104 [mA] www wwwwww R3 R4 R5

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Chapter7: Electricity

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