The figure below shows a circuit with an open switch, an emf device, E = 11 V, and a resistor, R = 24 N. If we assume the switch remains open, use the given values to find the potential difference between the following points. I+ b R (a) Vb - Va (b) Vc - Vb V (c) Va - Vc V (d) Va - Vd V

The figure below shows a circuit with an open switch, an emf device, E = 11 V, and a resistor, R = 24 N. If we assume the switch remains open, use the given values to find the potential difference between the following points. I+ b R (a) Vb - Va (b) Vc - Vb V (c) Va - Vc V (d) Va - Vd V

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The figure below shows a circuit with an open switch, an emf device, E = 11 V, and a resistor, R = 24 Q. If we assume the switch remains open, use the given values to find the
potential difference between the following points.
a
I+
R
d
(a)
Vb - Va
V
(b)
Vc - Vb
V
(c)
Vd - Vc
V
(d)
Va - Vd
V

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