Hill+ R1 -M 9V ww R2 The first resistor has a value of 46 and the second resistor has a value of 43 2. What is the voltage at the first resistor? • Do NOT include units • Round to the hundredths place

Hill+ R1 -M 9V ww R2 The first resistor has a value of 46 and the second resistor has a value of 43 2. What is the voltage at the first resistor? • Do NOT include units • Round to the hundredths place

College Physics

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

Section: Chapter Questions

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The first resistor has a value of 46 and the second resistor has a value of 43 2. What is the voltage at the first resistor?
• Do NOT include units
• Round to the hundredths place

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