Please answer carefully, last attempt. Calculate the power delivered to each resistor in the circuit shown in the figure below. (Let R, = 2.00 0, R, = 2.00 n, and V = 9.0 v.)RR2 E1.00 Ω4.00 N3.645resistor R,4.00-ohm resistor 7.29W19.84resistor R,Can you determine the potential difference across this resistor? W39.691.00-ohm resistorHow does the potential difference across the 1.00-N resistor compare to the potential difference across resistor R,? W

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Calculate the power delivered to each resistor in the circuit shown in the figure below. (Let R, = 2.00 0, R, = 2.00 n, and V = 9.0 v.)
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4.00 N
3.645
resistor R,
4.00-ohm resistor 7.29
W
19.84
resistor R,
Can you determine the potential difference across this resistor? W
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1.00-ohm resistor
How does the potential difference across the 1.00-N resistor compare to the potential difference across resistor R,? W

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