In the given circuit, the resistances of each resistor is 2 Ohm. The ideal batteries have EMFS E1= 10V and E2 = 17 V. What is the potential at point P? (Please write your answer in the box without rounding and unit. Write what you see on the calculator up to two decimal points. DO NOT WRITE UNIT) E1 E2

In the given circuit, the resistances of each resistor is 2 Ohm. The ideal batteries have EMFS E1= 10V and E2 = 17 V. What is the potential at point P? (Please write your answer in the box without rounding and unit. Write what you see on the calculator up to two decimal points. DO NOT WRITE UNIT) E1 E2

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter29: Dc Generators

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