Q2) If VRI = 3 V, VR2 1 V, VR3= 4000 mV, VR4 = 6 V, VLampl=4 V for the circuit in figure 2,apply Kirchhoff voltages Law to find VBTI:R1R2R3Lamp1Вт1R4Figure 2: Lamp circuit.

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Q2) If VRI = 3 V, VR2 1 V, VR3= 4000 mV, VR4 = 6 V, VLampl=4 V for the circuit in figure 2, apply Kirchhoff voltages Law to find VBTI: R1 R2 R3 Lamp1 Вт1 R4 Figure 2: Lamp circuit.