What is the total current of the circuit? * 11.265 What is the current in the 20-ahm resistor? * 4.054 What is the voltage drop across the 16-ohm resistor? What is the power rating of the 8-ohm resistor?

What is the total current of the circuit? * 11.265 What is the current in the 20-ahm resistor? * 4.054 What is the voltage drop across the 16-ohm resistor? What is the power rating of the 8-ohm resistor?

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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