2:21Send a chat10. The following electric circuit consists of a power source, two ammeters iDandO,), two resistors (R, and R) anda voltmeterV, across the terminals of resistor R.reads I A. Calculate the potential difference (voltage),Ammeterreads 3 A and ammeterI-IAI-3AR.R.V=?

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The following electric circuit consists of a power source, two ammeters (WandO , two resistors (R and R) and reads I A. Calculate the potential difference (voltage), a voltmeter Va across the terminals of resistor R Ammeter reads 3 A and ammeter 1,-IA 1-3 A R2 V ?

The following electric circuit consists of a power source, two ammeters (WandO , two resistors (R and R) and reads I A. Calculate the potential difference (voltage), a voltmeter Va across the terminals of resistor R Ammeter reads 3 A and ammeter 1,-IA 1-3 A R2 V ?

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10. The following electric circuit consists of a power source, two ammeters i
DandO,
), two resistors (R, and R) and
a voltmeter
V, across the terminals of resistor R.
reads I A. Calculate the potential difference (voltage),
Ammeter
reads 3 A and ammeter
I-IA
I-3A
R.
R.
V=?

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