Physics, 27.12.2021 03:50, kkmoney

Using the figure shown, if I₃= 1.17 A, then (I₁ , I₂) A is: a- (3.17 , 2.00)
b- (1.33 , 0.17)
c- (1.67 , 0.50)
d- (1.27 , 0.10)

Using the figure shown, if I₃= 1.17 A, then (I₁ , I₂) A is:

a- (3.17 , 2.00)
b- (1.33 , 0.17)
c-

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Using the figure shown, if I₃= 1.17 A, then (I₁ , I₂) A is: a- (3.17 , 2.00)
b- (1.33 , 0.17...