(II) Determine (a) the equivalent resistance of the circuitshown in Fig. 19–48, (b) the voltage across each resistor, and(c) the current througheach resistor.750 Ω.680 2990 ΩFIGURE 19–48Problem 16.12.0 V

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(II) Determine (a) the equivalent resistance of the circuit shown in Fig. 19–48, (b) the voltage across each resistor, and (c) the current through each resistor. 750 Ω. 680 2 990 Ω FIGURE 19–48 Problem 16. 12.0 V