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Physics, 06.08.2019 00:10, jacobp0712

If r1 =1 ω, r2 =2 ω, r3 = 6 ω, r4= 6 ω, r5= 0.5 ω, r6= 2 ω, r7= 4 ω, r8=6 ω, r9=4 ω, r10=6 ω, r11=3 ω, r12=4 ω, r13=6 ω, r14=6 ω, r15=6 ω, r16=6 ω, and r17=3 ω, and v=15v, calculate the currents and voltages through it each resistor.

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If r1 =1 ω, r2 =2 ω, r3 = 6 ω, r4= 6 ω, r5= 0.5 ω, r6= 2 ω, r7= 4 ω, r8=6 ω, r9=4 ω, r10=6 ω, r11=3...

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