In Figure 2, E1 = 5.00 kV, E2 = 4.50 kV, E3 = 3.50 kV, R1 = 650.0 2, R2 = 450.0 2, R3 = 540.0 2, R4 = 150.0 Q and R5 = 230.0 N. Using Kirchhoff's Laws, calculate the currents 11, I2 and I3. Assume that the batteries have negligible internal resistance. R1 I3 R2 I1 Ez R3 R5 E2 R4 Figure 2 2.

In Figure 2, E1 = 5.00 kV, E2 = 4.50 kV, E3 = 3.50 kV, R1 = 650.0 2, R2 = 450.0 2, R3 = 540.0 2, R4 = 150.0 Q and R5 = 230.0 N. Using Kirchhoff's Laws, calculate the currents 11, I2 and I3. Assume that the batteries have negligible internal resistance. R1 I3 R2 I1 Ez R3 R5 E2 R4 Figure 2 2.

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In Figure 2, E1 = 5.00 kV, E2 = 4.50 kV, E3 = 3.50 kV, R1 = 650.0 2,
R2 = 450.0 Q, R3 = 540.0 Q, R4 = 150.0 Q and R5 = 230.0 N.
Using Kirchhoff's Laws, calculate the currents 11, I2 and I3. Assume
that the batteries have negligible internal resistance.
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