(b)50 2 shown in the Figure Q11(b).Find the equivalent resistance across AB.(i)(ii) Find the voltage VAB across AB.15vVsRsR2ABR1R3R1 = 20 92, R2 = 30 2 and R3 =+VAB

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(b) 50 2 shown in the Figure Q11(b). (i) Find the equivalent resistance across AB. (ii) Find the voltage VAB across AB. 15v Vs HI Rs R2 A B R1 R3 R1 = 20 Q2, R2 = 30 Q2 and R3 = + VAB

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50 2 shown in the Figure Q11(b).
Find the equivalent resistance across AB.
(i)
(ii) Find the voltage VAB across AB.
15v
Vs
Rs
R2
A
B
R1
R3
R1 = 20 92, R2 = 30 2 and R3 =
+
VAB

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