Find i1, i2, and i3 in the given figure. Assume I1 = 3 A, I2 = 0 A, I3 = -1 A, and I4 = 6 A.

Reg1? %3D When we want to find the equivalent resistance from a circuit that contains parallel and series resistors, do you think that the equivalent resistance observed from the different locations in the circuit are equal? For example, please refer to the following figure, does Reg2 = Reg1? Explain your answer. Rea2 D C R1 R3 A R2 R4 Rea! B R5

Example: Find the magnitude and direction of the currents I,l, l6, and I, for the network of Figure(3-13). Even though the elements are not in series or parallel, Kirchhoff's current law can be applied to determine all 4 the unknown currents. h-12 A Is 8 A d 4= 10 A

Consirder the circuit diagram below. Given I1 = 2 mA and I4= 6mA, find the currents I2, I3, I5 and I6. State your conclusion as a table of values.