Physics, 24.06.2019 23:00, rleiphart1

Calculate v1 in the circuit given below. r1 = 1.000hm, r2= 6.000hm, r3= 13.00ohmv = ? 1.00012.0vr13.0 226.000what is the answer dont getting

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Calculate v1 in the circuit given below. r1 = 1.000hm, r2= 6.000hm, r3= 13.00ohmv = ? 1.00012.0vr13....