teries, &1 = 6 V, 0.25 N, and &2 12 V, 0.5 N are connected series-opposing. An external resistance of 5.25 N is connected across their terminals. Determine: a. The total supply current b. The terminal voltage of the first battery С. The terminal voltage of the second battery d. The terminal voltage of the 2 batteries in series

teries, &1 = 6 V, 0.25 N, and &2 12 V, 0.5 N are connected series-opposing. An external resistance of 5.25 N is connected across their terminals. Determine: a. The total supply current b. The terminal voltage of the first battery С. The terminal voltage of the second battery d. The terminal voltage of the 2 batteries in series

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Chapter7: Electricity

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