Problem 4: In the circuit fragment shown below, the resistances obey Ra > R, > Re > 0,and all three currents, flow into their respective arrow directions, i.e., I > 0, I2 > 0,and I3 > 0 for the arrows shown. Which one of the following inequalities for the electricpotentials, Va, V, Ve and/or Va is wrong?RpI2I.... ....R.↑I3Rd (A) V > Va(B) V. •(C) Va < Ve(D) Và > Va(E) V, > Ve< Va

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