In the circuit given below, R = 70 Ω. Calculate v1 and v2. The value of v1 in the circuit is ______ V.The value of v2 in the circuit is _______ V. 600 Vy 102wwR30 Ω+ 15 Aww

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In the circuit given below, R = 70 Ω. Calculate v₁ and v₂.

The value of v₁ in the circuit is ______ V.

The value of v₂ in the circuit is _______ V.

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