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II. Determine the total resistance and current in the compound circuit shown: R R, R1 = 12 0 R2 = 10 2 R3 and Rs = 5 e W-W R R. R4 = 60 R, d. Rs and R7 = 14 e %3D R R;

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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II. Determine the total resistance and current in the compound circuit shown:
R R,
R1 = 12 0
W-W R
R2 = 10 2
R3 and Rs = 5 e
R.
R4 = 60
Rs and R7 = 14 n
R,
d.
%3D
R
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