Wire 1- V₁ A F R₁ Wire 2 I₁ B E R₂ R₂ Із D V₂ Wire 3 1. For junction B in Figure 1, write the equation for Kirchhoff's Junction Law. Figure 1 2. For the left loop in Figure 1, write the equation for Kirchhoff's Loop Law. 3. For the right loop in Figure 1, write the equation for Kirchhoff's Loop Law.

Wire 1- V₁ A F R₁ Wire 2 I₁ B E R₂ R₂ Із D V₂ Wire 3 1. For junction B in Figure 1, write the equation for Kirchhoff's Junction Law. Figure 1 2. For the left loop in Figure 1, write the equation for Kirchhoff's Loop Law. 3. For the right loop in Figure 1, write the equation for Kirchhoff's Loop Law.

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter7: Electricity

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