Referring to the example combining series and parallel circuits and the following figure, calculate I3 (in A) in the following twodifferent ways.12.0 VI=?V₁ = ?1.10 ΩR₁R₂7.20 Ω -1₂ = ?(a) from the known values of I = 2.13 A and I₂ = 1.34 AA(b) using Ohm's law for R3 (Assume V = 9.65 V.)AR₂12.20 VV - V₁ = ?

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Referring to the example combining series and parallel circuits and the following figure, calculate 13 (In A) in the following two different ways. 12.0 V 1 = ? V₁ = ? 1.10 Ω R₁ R₂₂ 7.20 Ω 3 1₂ = ? (a) from the known values of I = 2.13 A and I₂ = 1.34 A A (b) using Ohm's law for R3 (Assume V = 9.65 V.) A R₂ 12.2 Ω V₂=V-V₁ = ?

Referring to the example combining series and parallel circuits and the following figure, calculate 13 (In A) in the following two different ways. 12.0 V 1 = ? V₁ = ? 1.10 Ω R₁ R₂₂ 7.20 Ω 3 1₂ = ? (a) from the known values of I = 2.13 A and I₂ = 1.34 A A (b) using Ohm's law for R3 (Assume V = 9.65 V.) A R₂ 12.2 Ω V₂=V-V₁ = ?

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

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