Given the parallel circuit presented below IT A I, R1 R2 R3 12v The total power that the Power Source of 12V provides is 120 Watts. It is known that the current 13 = 3Amp and the Resistor R2=42. Calculate the value of the resistor R1.

Given the parallel circuit presented below IT A I, R1 R2 R3 12v The total power that the Power Source of 12V provides is 120 Watts. It is known that the current 13 = 3Amp and the Resistor R2=42. Calculate the value of the resistor R1.

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Given the parallel circuit presented below
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I2
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R3
12v
R1
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The total power that the Power Source of 12V provides is 120 Watts. It is known that the current 13 =
3Amp and the Resistor R2=40. Calculate the value of the resistor R1.

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