3. The voltage source in the circuit of Figure C has a current of 1A flowing out of its positive terminal into resistor R₁. Calculate the current labeled i₂. -2 V R₁ www R₂- www R3. -3 A 7 A Figure C. Figure for Problem 3

3. The voltage source in the circuit of Figure C has a current of 1A flowing out of its positive terminal into resistor R₁. Calculate the current labeled i₂. -2 V R₁ www R₂- www R3. -3 A 7 A Figure C. Figure for Problem 3

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Chapter7: Parallel Circuits

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