For the following circuit in thefigure below, What is thecurrent ( in units of A) in the10-0 resistor, when ɛ = 25.9V ?%3D5Ω10Ω50Select one:A. 0.62B. 0.37C. 3.70D. 0.74E. 5.18

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For the following circuit in the figure below, What is the current ( in units of A) in the 10-Q resistor, when ɛ = 25.9V ? 50 10Ω 50

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For the following circuit in the
figure below, What is the
current ( in units of A) in the
10-0 resistor, when ɛ = 25.9V ?
%3D
5Ω
10Ω
50
Select one:
A. 0.62
B. 0.37
C. 3.70
D. 0.74
E. 5.18

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