b) For the circuit shown below, R1 = 4.40, R2 = 60, R3 = 50, R4 = 40 and the battery voltage is 12V. R3 R4 R2 R1 V i) The equivalent resistance of the circuit is = ii) The source current is = A iii) The voltage drop across R2 is = V

b) For the circuit shown below, R1 = 4.40, R2 = 60, R3 = 50, R4 = 40 and the battery voltage is 12V. R3 R4 R2 R1 V i) The equivalent resistance of the circuit is = ii) The source current is = A iii) The voltage drop across R2 is = V

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