Consider the circuit shown below. The current will be the largest AVtot 12 V R₁ = 11 22 through R₁ through R₂ through R3 through the battery Im R3 = 892 = R₂= 28 92 M The current will be the same at all points in the circuit.

Consider the circuit shown below. The current will be the largest AVtot 12 V R₁ = 11 22 through R₁ through R₂ through R3 through the battery Im R3 = 892 = R₂= 28 92 M The current will be the same at all points in the circuit.

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Consider the circuit shown below. The current will be the largest
AVtot
12 V
R₁ =
11 22
through R₁
through R₂
through R3
through the battery
Im
R3 = 892
=
R₂=
28 92
M
The current will be the same at all points in the circuit.

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