What is the potential difference through load 4?a. 2.54 V b.17.85 V c.3.60 V d. 9.25 V R4ResistorVoltage (V)Current (1)Resistance502Number1100100ΩRR2 3250 2250335024 V450350 2 R,Total24

Given, Voltage of cell,V=24 V Resistance,R1=100Ω,R2=250Ω,R3=350Ω,R4=50Ω

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What is the potential difference through load 4?

a. 2.54 V

b.17.85 V

c.3.60 V

d. 9.25 V

R4
Resistor
Voltage (V)
Current (1)
Resistance
502
Number
1
100
100ΩR
R2 3250 2
250
3
350
24 V
4
50
350 2 R,
Total
24

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