PROBLEM 4: In the circuit shown, R = 4 0, R2 = 5 0, R3 = 6 N, E = 8 V, E2 = 5 V and ɛz = 12 V. R R2 R3 A. Solve for the currents I,, 12 and Iz using Kirchhoff's rules. B. What is the potential difference Va ? SOLUTION:

PROBLEM 4: In the circuit shown, R = 4 0, R2 = 5 0, R3 = 6 N, E = 8 V, E2 = 5 V and ɛz = 12 V. R R2 R3 A. Solve for the currents I,, 12 and Iz using Kirchhoff's rules. B. What is the potential difference Va ? SOLUTION:

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In the circuit shown,
R = 4 0, R2 = 5 0, R3 = 6 N, E = 8 V, E2 = 5 V and ɛz = 12 V.
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A. Solve for the currents I,, 12 and Iz using Kirchhoff's rules.
B. What is the potential difference Va ?
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