q26... and 1,Two resistors are connected in parallel as shown in the figure. What is the value of RT= 150VVT=IT = ?RT = ?IV₁ = 150V4₁ = ?R₁= 130Ω(A) R₁ = 81 ohms; I+= 1.15 Amp(B) R₁ = 344 ohms; IT = 1.15 Amp(C) R₁ = 344 ohms; I+ = 0.45 Amp(D) R₁ = 81 ohms; I+ = 1.85 AmpT?V₂ = ?1₂ =R₂ = ?0.7A

VT = 150 volts V1 = 150 volts R1 = 130 ohm I2 = 0.7 A

Two resistors are connected in parallel as shown in the figure. What is the value of R, and IT? + VT = 150V IT = ? RT = ? V₂ = ? 12 = 0.7A R₂ = ? V₁ = 150V 4₁ = ? R₁ = 130Ω ART=81 ohms; IT = 1.15 Amp B R₁ = 344 ohms; I+= 1.15 Amp (C) R₁ = 344 ohms; I+ = 0.45 Amp (D) RT=81 ohms; I+= 1.85 Amp

Two resistors are connected in parallel as shown in the figure. What is the value of R, and IT? + VT = 150V IT = ? RT = ? V₂ = ? 12 = 0.7A R₂ = ? V₁ = 150V 4₁ = ? R₁ = 130Ω ART=81 ohms; IT = 1.15 Amp B R₁ = 344 ohms; I+= 1.15 Amp (C) R₁ = 344 ohms; I+ = 0.45 Amp (D) RT=81 ohms; I+= 1.85 Amp

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