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Author: James S. Walker

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Chapter 21, Problem 14PCE

The four conducting cylinders shown in Figure 21-38 are all made of the same material, though they differ in length and/or diameter. They are connected to four different batteries, which supply the necessary voltages to give the circuits the same current, I. Rank the four voltages, V₁, V₂, V₃, and V₄, in order of increasing value. Indicate ties where appropriate.

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