Engineering, 20.09.2020 18:01, lullexxxx

Use the diagram to determine total resistance. (Round the FINAL answer to one decimal place.) Note: Use the rated voltage and wattage to determine resistance. Note: Ra and Rb represent the resistance of the wire. The 120 volts of the motor and lamps is their rated voltage and not the actual voltage. I know the answer is 22.7 Ohms. I get very close, but I am not 100%.. I need to be 100%. If you can also: with the same diagram I need the total current as well! Thank you very much.

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