The battery shown in the circuit below has AV = 10.0 V, resistors R₁ = 8.44 kQ2, R2 = 8.52 kQ, and R3 = 7.69 k2, where 1 ΚΩ kQ 103. The current flowing out of the battery (and then from point b to c through R₁) is I₁, the current flowing from c to d through R₂ is l₂, and the current flowing from e to f through R, is l3-

The battery shown in the circuit below has AV = 10.0 V, resistors R₁ = 8.44 kQ2, R2 = 8.52 kQ, and R3 = 7.69 k2, where 1 ΚΩ kQ 103. The current flowing out of the battery (and then from point b to c through R₁) is I₁, the current flowing from c to d through R₂ is l₂, and the current flowing from e to f through R, is l3-

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter29: Direct Current (dc) Circuits

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