please I want an answer Using current division rule calculate the current 12 and l4 for the circuit shown inthe Figure Q1(a)1010 NI31 kNI = 10 AI4 100 kNFigure Q1(a)

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Using current division rule calculate the current 12 and 4 for the circuit shown in the Figure Q1(a) 10 10 N 1 kN I = 10 A I4 100 k2 Figure Q1(a)

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Using current division rule calculate the current 12 and l4 for the circuit shown in
the Figure Q1(a)
10
10 N
I3
1 kN
I = 10 A
I4 100 kN
Figure Q1(a)

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