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Kirchhoff's Laws: Resisto R1 = 15 N R2 = 1o n Data VT, Voltage Across Battery, V Vi (Voltage Across R:), V V2 (Voltage Across R4), V Ii (Current Flowing Through R1) A I2 (Current Flowing Through R2) A Total Current, IT (A):

Kirchhoff's Laws: Resisto R1 = 15 N R2 = 1o n Data VT, Voltage Across Battery, V Vi (Voltage Across R:), V V2 (Voltage Across R4), V Ii (Current Flowing Through R1) A I2 (Current Flowing Through R2) A Total Current, IT (A):

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Kirchhoff's Laws: Resistors in Parallel
R1 = 15 N R2 = 10n
Data
Experimental Data
Computed
%Difference
Vr, Voltage Across
Battery, V
10
Vi (Voltage Across R3),
V
V2 (Voltage Across R4),
V
Ii (Current Flowing
Through R1) A
I2 (Current Flowing
Through R2) A
Total Current, IT (A):
R2

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