%3DRy =?wwwV = 9 VoltsV= 9 ValtsCalculate the circuitFor the above circuit, say R1 = 10 N on the main line. R2 = 20 N and R3 =100 Ω.1) Since R2 and R3 are in parallel, we can use equation (3) to calculate theequivalent total resistor R23 .2) After that since R1 and R23 are in series, we can use equation (2) tocalculate the overall total RT.3) The battery V=9 volts is known, Ohm's can be applied to RT, total currentcan be calculated, and the total current is equal to I14) With I, and R1, Ohm's law can help us to get V15) V1 +V½ (or V3) = 9 volts, we get V26) Again, use Ohm's to get I2 and I3. The circuit is solved.%3DDo the calculations. Fill in the table1.Table1---circuit calculationvariablesCalculated resultsV1V2I2V3I3

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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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Problem 15OQ: In the circuit shown in Figure OQ21.15, each battery is delivering energy to the circuit by...

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