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also you have to consider resistors in series and parallel, maybe even use kerchoffs laws.
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d)Calculate the current in 110
resistor 61/110 =0.554
Vx R Vx R Vx R = -58 R 3V R GND R
Vx 202 Vx 135 Vx 64 = -58 202 3V 135 0V 64
Vx( ) = –
Vx -9.46673V
the current formula is V = IR,
(a) (Vx 3V) R = (-9.46673V 3V) 135 -92.346mA
(b) (Vx -58V) R = (-9.46673V -58V) 202 240.264mA
(c) (Vx GND) R = (-9.46673V 0V) 64 -147.918mA
(d) same as (a), so: -92.346mA
(e) same as (b), so: 240.264mA
also you have to consider resistors in series and parallel, maybe even use kerchoffs laws.
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Not sure bout calculations but sure about the rules!
d)Calculate the current in 110
resistor 61/110 =0.554
a) Calculate the current in 25
resistor (series) 61/25 0 = 2.44 Ampere
b)Calculate the current in 120
resistor 61/120 =0.5A
c)Calculate the current in 64
resistor 61/64= 0.95A
d)Calculate the current in 110
resistor 61/110 =0.554
e)Calculate the current in 82
resistor (series) 61/82= 0.744a
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So, now you can answer the questions. The current in R will be the same as the current in the 120 and the 82 resistors. The current in R will be the same as the current in the 25 and 110 resistors. The current in R is the current in the 64 resistor.
a) Calculate the current in 25
resistor (series) 61/25 0 = 2.44 Ampere
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