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Using Kirchhoff's Law, find out branch currents' i 1, i 2, and i 3. 1₂ ← a 13↑ 70.0V 2.00K e ↑ 60.0V 3.00KQ 1₂ C d 80.0V

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Using Kirchhoff's Law, find out branch currents' i 1, i 2, and i 3.
1₂
←
a
13↑
70.0V
2.00KQ
W
e
1
60.0V
3.00K
1₂
C
d
80.0V

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