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For the network in Fig. 7.70.
a. Does
b. If
c. Does
Fig. 7.70
d. If
e. If
f. If all the resistors of the configuration are 20
g. using the values of part (f), find the power delivered by the battery and the power absorbed by the total resistance RT
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