4. In figure D, Calculate a) the equivalent resistance of the entire circuit, b) the total current, c) the potential difference across points ab, cd, and de, d) the current in each resistance. 13 0 300 v Figure D

4. In figure D, Calculate a) the equivalent resistance of the entire circuit, b) the total current, c) the potential difference across points ab, cd, and de, d) the current in each resistance. 13 0 300 v Figure D

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