IVE 2) Given the following circuit: 15.0V R₁ = 20,0л R3=10.0 R4 = 30.0r B R₂ = 30.01 R5=10.02 ww R7=20.0 R6=40.05 a) What is the total resistance? (80.0 Ohms) b) What is the total current? (.188A) c) How much current goes through R7? R₂? (.188A, .0750A) d) What is the voltage drop between A and B ? (1.50V) e) How much current goes through R4, R3, R5? (.0375A, .0375A, .150A) f) How much current passes through point A ? point B? (.188A, .188A)

IVE 2) Given the following circuit: 15.0V R₁ = 20,0л R3=10.0 R4 = 30.0r B R₂ = 30.01 R5=10.02 ww R7=20.0 R6=40.05 a) What is the total resistance? (80.0 Ohms) b) What is the total current? (.188A) c) How much current goes through R7? R₂? (.188A, .0750A) d) What is the voltage drop between A and B ? (1.50V) e) How much current goes through R4, R3, R5? (.0375A, .0375A, .150A) f) How much current passes through point A ? point B? (.188A, .188A)

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