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The TOTAL equivalent resistance, The current through R5, The power dissipated by R6, The current through R2, R4 50 0 R5 R1 b 75 0 50 Q R6 250 R2 R3 100 0 V1 | 10 V 100 Ως Figure Q1.5

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Figure Q1.5 shows an electric circuit. Calculate:
The TOTAL equivalent resistance,
The current through R5,
The power dissipated by R6,
The current through R2,
R4
a R1 b
50 Q
e
75 Ω
R5
50 Ω
R6
25 Q
R2
-+ V1
10 V
R3
100 Q
100 ΩS
g
Figure Q1.5

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