Applying Kirchhoff's Voltage Law, which of the following equations correctly describes the equation for right loop (going around the loop in the clockwise direction) in the given circuit diagram? R = 2 0 R3 = 4 0 I3 R2 6 V 2 V =4 V O 2v - 11(20) + 12(20) = 0 O 8v - 1(20) – 13(40) = 0 O 6v + 12(20) - 13(42) = 0 O 6v - 12(20) – 13(40) = 0

Applying Kirchhoff's Voltage Law, which of the following equations correctly describes the equation for right loop (going around the loop in the clockwise direction) in the given circuit diagram? R = 2 0 R3 = 4 0 I3 R2 6 V 2 V =4 V O 2v - 11(20) + 12(20) = 0 O 8v - 1(20) – 13(40) = 0 O 6v + 12(20) - 13(42) = 0 O 6v - 12(20) – 13(40) = 0

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Chapter27: Current And Resistance

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