The circuit below has four resistors and a 10 V battery. R1=200 10V R2=300 R3=500 R4=200 a) What is the total resistance in the circuit? b) How much current is leaving the battery? c) How much current is flowing through the R3 resistor?

The circuit below has four resistors and a 10 V battery. R1=200 10V R2=300 R3=500 R4=200 a) What is the total resistance in the circuit? b) How much current is leaving the battery? c) How much current is flowing through the R3 resistor?

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The circuit below has four resistors and a 10 V battery.
R1=200
10V
R2=300
R3=500
R4=200
a) What is the total resistance in the circuit?
b) How much current is leaving the battery?
c) How much current is flowing through the R3 resistor?

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