V = 15V
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First, we need to identify the components in the circuit. From the given information, we have: - Resistor (R) with a value of 3 ohms - Ammeter (A) with a value of 2 amperes - Voltage source (V) with a value of 15 volts - Capacitor (C) with a value of 3 farads Show more…
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