Apply the loop rule to loop abcdefgha in the figure.E, ==D18 Vd.120.5 2R22.5 Q12R,a136.0 2I3R1.5 20.5 2E2 = 45 V%3DO -1,R, + E, -I1 + I;R3 + I3r2+ E2 = 0O -I,R, + E, - I,r, + I,R3 + I,r2 - E2 = 0O -I,R, + E, - I,r, - I,R3 - I,r2 + E2 = 0O I,R, +E, + Ir, - 1,R, - Ir, - E, = 0%3D%3D%3D

Given that:- Electric circuit is given in the question.

Apply the loop rule to loop abcdefgha in the figure. E, = 18 V b. 12 0.5 2 R2 2.5 Q 12 R, 13 6.0 2 R3 1.5 Q I3 f 0.5 Q Ez = 45 V O -I,R, + E, - In + 1,R3 + I3r, + E, = O -1,R, + E, - I + 1;R3 + I3r2 - E, = 0 O -I,R, + E1 – I,r, - I,R3 – I,r, + E, = 0 O 1,R, + E, + I - 1,R3 - 1,r, - E, = 0

Apply the loop rule to loop abcdefgha in the figure. E, = 18 V b. 12 0.5 2 R2 2.5 Q 12 R, 13 6.0 2 R3 1.5 Q I3 f 0.5 Q Ez = 45 V O -I,R, + E, - In + 1,R3 + I3r, + E, = O -1,R, + E, - I + 1;R3 + I3r2 - E, = 0 O -I,R, + E1 – I,r, - I,R3 – I,r, + E, = 0 O 1,R, + E, + I - 1,R3 - 1,r, - E, = 0

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Apply the loop rule to loop abcdefgha in the figure.
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12
0.5 2
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6.0 2
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E2 = 45 V
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O -1,R, + E, -I1 + I;R3 + I3r2+ E2 = 0
O -I,R, + E, - I,r, + I,R3 + I,r2 - E2 = 0
O -I,R, + E, - I,r, - I,R3 - I,r2 + E2 = 0
O I,R, +E, + Ir, - 1,R, - Ir, - E, = 0
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