In the following circuit. What is the potential difference in R4? If R1 = 10 ?, R2 = 15 ?, R3 = 20 ?, R4 = 8 ?, R5 = 12 ?, V1 = 20 V, V2 = 10 V, V3 = 13 V and V4 = 22 V. one of these a-)10.94 V b-)12.12 V

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A: The resistance of the resistor R1=R2=R3=R4=6.00 Ω The value of ε=16.0 V

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Q: In the circuit shown, the potential difference between A and B is 1V M ww 1Ω ww 2V 10Ω. wwB C 3V N…

A: according to the given circuit,i1=v1R1=1 Ai2=V2R2=2 Ai3=V3R3=3 A

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Q: For the circuit shown, the energy stored by the 2.0 µF capacitor is 0.40 mJ. Find the voltage (in V)…

A: Energy stored by 2 μF capacitor = 0.40 mJ = 0.00040 J C2 = 4μF C3 = 5μF