a) Find the equivalent resistance, in kilo-ohms (k), between points a andb for the circuit shown in the figure. (R₁= 42.0 km,R₂= 70.0 km, R3=210.0 kn,R4= 280.0 k,R5= 420.0 k,R= 112.0 km,R7= 28.0 kn,Rg=210.0 ks)420E3CHECK Not Right! (420E3) Discuss thisquestionb) The potentialdifference between a and b is 7.5V, what would be in mAthe current through Rg?c) What would be in mA the current through R₁?CHECKaR1wwwR2wwwCHECKMR5R8CR6aR7R₁d) We replace R3 and R4 so that the circuit looks like shown below with the capacitance C= 6.5µF. What is the new equivalentresistance, in kilo-ohms (k), between points a and b?CHECKR₂R4R5R8wR3R₁R7

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a) Find the equivalent resistance, in kilo-ohms (k), between points a and b for the circuit shown in the figure. (R₁= 42.0 kn,R₂= 70.0 KS,R3= 210.0 kn,R4 280.0 KS,R5= 420.0 ks,R6= 112.0 kn,R7= 28.0 kn, Rg= 210.0 ks) 420E3 CHECK Not Right! (420E3) Discuss this question b) The potentialdifference between a and b is 7.5V, what would be in mA the current through Rg? CHECK c) What would be in mA the current through R₁? CHECK a R₁ ww R₂ R4 Eve www R5 RB R3 R6 R₂ b

a) Find the equivalent resistance, in kilo-ohms (k), between points a and b for the circuit shown in the figure. (R₁= 42.0 kn,R₂= 70.0 KS,R3= 210.0 kn,R4 280.0 KS,R5= 420.0 ks,R6= 112.0 kn,R7= 28.0 kn, Rg= 210.0 ks) 420E3 CHECK Not Right! (420E3) Discuss this question b) The potentialdifference between a and b is 7.5V, what would be in mA the current through Rg? CHECK c) What would be in mA the current through R₁? CHECK a R₁ ww R₂ R4 Eve www R5 RB R3 R6 R₂ b

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