In the circuit below, the currents through the three resistors are as indicated. Use the junction rule to write the equations representing the relationship between the currents at junction a. (Use the following as necessary: I₁, I2, and 15.) = 0 &₁ h E₂ 1₂ R₁ R₂ R3 www 14 www R4 13 b

In the circuit below, the currents through the three resistors are as indicated. Use the junction rule to write the equations representing the relationship between the currents at junction a. (Use the following as necessary: I₁, I2, and 15.) = 0 &₁ h E₂ 1₂ R₁ R₂ R3 www 14 www R4 13 b

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