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Q3. A current of 8000mA is shared between two resistors in the network shown in Figure below. Calculate the current in the R1 resistor, given that ;R2 = 2 2 (a) .R2 = 4 2 (b) %3D

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Q3. A current of 8000mA is
shared between two resistors
in the network shown in Figure
below. Calculate the current in
the R1 resistor, given that
;R2 = 2 2 (a)
.R2 = 4 2 (b)
1=8A
VA
R: 20

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