In the diagram shown, assume the battery voltage is 10.0 V. All resistors are equal. a. Find the voltage across the 2 parallel resistors at the top. b. Find the voltage across the middle resistor. c. Find the voltage drop across the bottom pair of parallel resistors.

In the diagram shown, assume the battery voltage is 10.0 V. All resistors are equal. a. Find the voltage across the 2 parallel resistors at the top. b. Find the voltage across the middle resistor. c. Find the voltage drop across the bottom pair of parallel resistors.

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In the diagram shown, assume the battery voltage is 10.0 V. All resistors are equal.

a. Find the voltage across the 2 parallel resistors at the top.

b. Find the voltage across the middle resistor.

c. Find the voltage drop across the bottom pair of parallel resistors.

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