In the circuit shown, what is the current in the 10 O resistor if the current in the 20 Q resistor is l= 0.3 A. 50V 30V - 20Ω 10 Ω O a. 2.54 Right O b. 1.40 Left O c. 1.40 Right O d. 2.60 Right| O e. 2.60 Left

In the circuit shown, what is the current in the 10 O resistor if the current in the 20 Q resistor is l= 0.3 A. 50V 30V - 20Ω 10 Ω O a. 2.54 Right O b. 1.40 Left O c. 1.40 Right O d. 2.60 Right| O e. 2.60 Left

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 28.24P: For the circuit shown in Figure P28.24, calculate (a) the current in the 2.00-11 resistor and (b)...

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In the circuit shown, what is the current in the 10
O resistor if the current in the 20 Q resistor is l= 0.3
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O a. 2.54 Right
O b. 1.40 Left
O c. 1.40 Right
O d. 2.60 Right
O e. 2.60 Left

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