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Given If R1 ,R2 ,R3 and R4 are the naming of the resistance, R1 = 42.5 ohm R2 = 6.8 ohm R3 = 10…

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s2 80 lynoud A2S ovom o boiups1 at gsllov is
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C. 47.005 N
IM aod nao grivollot o
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