Find the calculated value only, for the following 4. Connect the following circuit and calculate the values using your actual values andthen measure using the DMM,33 k Ohm68 k Ohm2.2 k Ohm=20 V47 k OhmCalculated ValueMeasured ValueParameterV across 2.2KQV across 33KOV across 68KOV across 47KOParameterCalculated ValueMeasured ValueI thru 2.2K2I thru 33K2I thru 68KQI thru 47K2

Given data: Voltage of battery is V=20 V. The resistance in the circuit is, R1=2.2 kΩR2=33 kΩR3=68…

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

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Problem 9.2CYU: Check Your Understanding Circuit breakers in a home are rated in amperes, normally in a range from...

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