(c) 7 Laura now adds another resistor, R2, in parallel to resistor R₁. ile 2.1 R₁ + R2 12V 4.8 Discuss how adding the additional resistor affects the power dissipated by the 3.50 resistor. 3.5 resistance of the 3.5-2 resistor decreases? di ko na gets sir. Souffle

(c) 7 Laura now adds another resistor, R2, in parallel to resistor R₁. ile 2.1 R₁ + R2 12V 4.8 Discuss how adding the additional resistor affects the power dissipated by the 3.50 resistor. 3.5 resistance of the 3.5-2 resistor decreases? di ko na gets sir. Souffle

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Laura now adds another resistor, R2, in parallel to resistor R₁.
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Discuss how adding the additional resistor affects the power dissipated by the 3.50
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di ko na
gets sir.
Souffle

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