Given a 48V battery and R1=17ohm and R2=85ohm resistors, find the current for each resistor when connected in parallel. what is the total resistance in the circuit? (state your answer in the following format: "I1; I2; total resistance")

Given a 48V battery and R1=17ohm and R2=85ohm resistors, find the current for each resistor when connected in parallel. what is the total resistance in the circuit? (state your answer in the following format: "I1; I2; total resistance")

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter29: Direct Current (dc) Circuits

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