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= 3880 2. What are the potential In the figure ɛ = 9.46 V, R1 = 2630 N, R2 differences (in V) (a) VA - VB, (b) VB Vc. (c) Vc - VD, and (d) VA - Vc? = 3900 2, and R3 %3D A R2 R1 B Rg Ri 11 Units (a) Number 1+2 Units (b) Number *3 Units (c) Number -4 Units (d) Number

= 3880 2. What are the potential In the figure ɛ = 9.46 V, R1 = 2630 N, R2 differences (in V) (a) VA - VB, (b) VB Vc. (c) Vc - VD, and (d) VA - Vc? = 3900 2, and R3 %3D A R2 R1 B Rg Ri 11 Units (a) Number 1+2 Units (b) Number *3 Units (c) Number -4 Units (d) Number

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