In the circuit shown, R,=R2=R, and ɛ2 =. The power 2 dissipated in R, is 40 W. Does battery ɛ2 supply or absorb energy, what is the rate of energy ɛ2 exchanges with the circuit? Assume that the batteries are ideal.

In the circuit shown, R,=R2=R, and ɛ2 =. The power 2 dissipated in R, is 40 W. Does battery ɛ2 supply or absorb energy, what is the rate of energy ɛ2 exchanges with the circuit? Assume that the batteries are ideal.

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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