For the circuit shown in Fig. 19–80, determine (a) thecurrent through the 16-V battery and (b) the potentialdifference between13 k2 b10 k2apoints a and b,Va - Vp.16 V=- 21 VFIGURE 19-80Problem 82.12 Vww18 k212 k2

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For the circuit shown in Fig. 19–80, determine (a) the current through the 16-V battery and (b) the potential difference between 13 k2 b 10 k2 a points a and b, Va - Vp. 16 V= - 21 V FIGURE 19-80 Problem 82. 12 V ww 18 k2 12 k2