Given: R1 = 56 Ω R2 = 69 Ω R3 = 13 Ω Using Kirchhoff’s laws, and utilizing the direction of current through each branch as in the figure. Find the current I3 3.00 V+R₁MAMAS+1₂R3MAS6.00 VER₂+9.00 V Given:R₁-5612R₂-69 ftR3-13 fUsing Kirchhoff's laws, and utilizing the direction of current through each branch as in thefigure. Find the current Is

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Given: R1 = 56 Ω R2 = 69 Ω R3 = 13 Ω Using Kirchhoff’s laws, and utilizing the direction of current through each branch as in the figure. Find the current I3

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Given:

R₁ = 56 Ω

R₂ = 69 Ω

R₃= 13 Ω

Using Kirchhoff’s laws, and utilizing the direction of current through each branch as in the figure. Find the current I₃

3.00 V
+
R₁
MAMAS
+
1₂
R3
MAS
6.00 V
ER₂
+
9.00 V

Given:
R₁-5612
R₂-69 ft
R3-13 f
Using Kirchhoff's laws, and utilizing the direction of current through each branch as in the
figure. Find the current Is

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