Use Kirchhoff's junction rule and voltage/loop rule to find the current through each resistor in the following circuit: RAB = 10 2, RBC = 15 N, RAD = 6 2, RCD = 12 Q, RG = 4 2, and V. = 10 V. The Galvanometer G is a device with a small resistance that measures the current going through RG.

Use Kirchhoff's junction rule and voltage/loop rule to find the current through each resistor in the following circuit: RAB = 10 2, RBC = 15 N, RAD = 6 2, RCD = 12 Q, RG = 4 2, and V. = 10 V. The Galvanometer G is a device with a small resistance that measures the current going through RG.

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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Use Kirchhoff's junction rule and voltage/loop rule to find the current through each resistor in the
following circuit: RAB = 10 2, RBC = 15 N, RAD = 6 2, RCD = 12 Q, RG = 4 2, and V. = 10 V.
The Galvanometer G is a device with a small resistance that measures the current going through RG.

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