B5. In the circuit below, V = 10 V,R= 50 2, R = 32 N, and R, = 20 2. The current through R, is 0.15 A flowing downward. Label the direction of the current in each branch and write out three independent equations that here, does not count as one of your three equations. Do not attempt to solve the equations in part (a). (a) could be used to find the currents through R and R, and the voltage V Ohm's Law, although useful R, R, R, (b) According to your equations above, what is the current through R,

B5. In the circuit below, V = 10 V,R= 50 2, R = 32 N, and R, = 20 2. The current through R, is 0.15 A flowing downward. Label the direction of the current in each branch and write out three independent equations that here, does not count as one of your three equations. Do not attempt to solve the equations in part (a). (a) could be used to find the currents through R and R, and the voltage V Ohm's Law, although useful R, R, R, (b) According to your equations above, what is the current through R,

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