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For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply 120 Volts and the resistors are given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=250, R3=35, R4-5002 and R5= 700. If we connect R6 as a bridge in between R₂and R3 and R4 and R5, what will be the direction of the current ο ο ο ο There will be short circuit across R6 to the right from bottom of R2 and R5 No current will flow through R6 to the left, from the bottom of R5 and R2 R₂ Ra

For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply 120 Volts and the resistors are given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=250, R3=35, R4-5002 and R5= 700. If we connect R6 as a bridge in between R₂and R3 and R4 and R5, what will be the direction of the current ο ο ο ο There will be short circuit across R6 to the right from bottom of R2 and R5 No current will flow through R6 to the left, from the bottom of R5 and R2 R₂ Ra

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For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply=120 Volts and the resistors are given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=25N, R3=350, R4-500 and R5= 700. If we connect R6 as a bridge in between R₂and R3 and R4 and R5, what will be the direction of the current There will be short circuit across R6 to the right from bottom of R2 and R5 No current will flow through R6 to the left, from the bottom of R5 and R2 R₁ M P 2 R4
Transcribed Image Text:For circuit with series and parallel resistors, the supply voltage, Vsupply=120 Volts and the resistors are given as follows; R₁= 100, R₂=25N, R3=350, R4-500 and R5= 700. If we connect R6 as a bridge in between R₂and R3 and R4 and R5, what will be the direction of the current There will be short circuit across R6 to the right from bottom of R2 and R5 No current will flow through R6 to the left, from the bottom of R5 and R2 R₁ M P 2 R4
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