R, I, YI3 R2 73 A. E2 - IR2 – IR3 = 0 B. E2- I3R2 + HR3 = 0 C. Ei + E2 + HR3 = 0 D. Ei + E2 - LR3 = 0 E. E1- hR1 – »R3 = 0 Which of the following equations describes a loop rule applied to the circuit in the image above? O E C A

R, I, YI3 R2 73 A. E2 - IR2 – IR3 = 0 B. E2- I3R2 + HR3 = 0 C. Ei + E2 + HR3 = 0 D. Ei + E2 - LR3 = 0 E. E1- hR1 – »R3 = 0 Which of the following equations describes a loop rule applied to the circuit in the image above? O E C A

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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