Please answer letter d only.Thank you!! B.3 Circuit CombinationIf the resistors in problem 1 were connected as shown below, solve for the:12 VR2= 42R,= 2NR3= 6 NResistors in Combination for B.3(a) equivalent resistance of the circuit(b) total current in the circuit(c) current through each resistor(d) voltage across each resistor

V=Potential of cell=12 VR1=2 ΩR2=4 ΩR3=6 ΩI=Current

If the resistors in problem 1 were connected as shown below, solve for the: 12 V R2= 42 R,= 2 2 R3= 6 N Resistors in Combination for B.3 (a) equivalent resistance of the circuit (b) total current in the circuit (c) current through each resistor (d) voltage across each resistor

If the resistors in problem 1 were connected as shown below, solve for the: 12 V R2= 42 R,= 2 2 R3= 6 N Resistors in Combination for B.3 (a) equivalent resistance of the circuit (b) total current in the circuit (c) current through each resistor (d) voltage across each resistor

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Chapter23: Series And Parallel Circuits

Section23.1: Simple Circuits

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Please answer letter d only.

Thank you!!

B.3 Circuit Combination
If the resistors in problem 1 were connected as shown below, solve for the:
12 V
R2= 42
R,= 2N
R3= 6 N
Resistors in Combination for B.3
(a) equivalent resistance of the circuit
(b) total current in the circuit
(c) current through each resistor
(d) voltage across each resistor

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