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R1 = 71: R2= 73: R= 74: R4= 75: VT = 71 Volts find the individual current and voltage drop across each resistor and show your solution properly. Answer should be in 4 decimal places. R₂ R3 Ry

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R1 = 71: R2= 73: R= 74: R4= 75: VT = 71 Volts
find the individual current and voltage drop across each
resistor and show your solution properly. Answer should be in 4
decimal places.
R₂
R3
R4

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