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E, = 18 V +1 %3D I2 0.5 2 R2 3.5 Ω. I, R, 13 5.4 N I3 R3 1.6 N r2 0.5 2 E2 = 45 V %3D 2.

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Chapter29: Atomic Physics

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Problem 40P

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Find the currents (I₁_,I₂ and I₃) flowing in the circuit in the figure using loops abcdefgha and aefgha. Indicate the direction with the sign of your answer. Do not use rounded intermediates, as this will throw off your calculations.

E, = 18 V
+1
%3D
I2
0.5 2
R2
3.5 Ω.
I,
R,
13
5.4 N
I3
R3
1.6 N
r2
0.5 2
E2 = 45 V
%3D
2.

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