The circuit shown contains two batteries of ɛj is 12 V and ɛ2 is 14 V. If, R1= 2 kQ and R2= 6 kQ , then what is the value of I2 in units ofmA? Please express your answer using one decimal place.I2R1R2+IE2

In the given circuit we have to determine the value of I2 in units of milliampere.

The circuit shown contains two batteries of ɛ1 is 12 V and ɛ2 is 14 V. If, R1= 2 kN and R2= 6 kN , then what is the value of I2 in units of mA? Please express your answer using one decimal place. R1 R2 + E, I + E2

The circuit shown contains two batteries of ɛ1 is 12 V and ɛ2 is 14 V. If, R1= 2 kN and R2= 6 kN , then what is the value of I2 in units of mA? Please express your answer using one decimal place. R1 R2 + E, I + E2

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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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