2.Support your answers for the following questions for the circuit shown:a.b.C.d.e.f.h.Is V₁ equal to V₂?Is I, equal to 1₂?Is V3 equal to V₁?Is I, equal to V₁?Is V₁2 equal to V12?Is 1₁2 equal to V₁2?Is V₁ equal to V3?Is I₂ equal to 1₂?24 V+1000350ΩR₁R3R₂2500R4• 2009

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