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36 V IT I1 2.2k R1 D1 V1 I3 3.3k R2 10k R4 I2 1.2k R3 Z1 V2 VD = 0.7 V VZ = 12 V PZ = 1 W According to the flow direction has been illustrated above IT current value few mA d?

          36 V
I<sub>T</sub>
I<sub>1</sub>
2.2k
R<sub>1</sub>
D<sub>1</sub>
V<sub>1</sub>
I<sub>3</sub>
3.3k
R<sub>2</sub>
10k
R<sub>4</sub>
I<sub>2</sub>
1.2k
R<sub>3</sub>
Z<sub>1</sub>
V<sub>2</sub>
V<sub>D</sub> = 0.7 V
V<sub>Z</sub> = 12 V
P<sub>Z</sub> = 1 W
According to the flow direction has been illustrated above I<sub>T</sub> current value few mA d?

36 V
I<sub>T</sub>
I<sub>1</sub>
2.2k
R<sub>1</sub>
D<sub>1</sub>
V<sub>1</sub>
I<sub>3</sub>
3.3k
R<sub>2</sub>
10k
R<sub>4</sub>
I<sub>2</sub>
1.2k
R<sub>3</sub>
Z<sub>1</sub>
V<sub>2</sub>
V<sub>D</sub> = 0.7 V
V<sub>Z</sub> = 12 V
P<sub>Z</sub> = 1 W
According to the flow direction has been illustrated above I<sub>T</sub> current value few mA d?

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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We can use Ohm's Law, which states that V = IR, where V is the voltage across the resistor, I is the current flowing through the resistor, and R is the resistance of the resistor. Given that V = 0.7V and R2 = 2.2kΩ, we can rearrange the equation to solve for Show more…

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I1, I2, I3 = ? IT 2.2kÎ© V = 0.7V Vz = 12V R2 = Pz = 1W R4 = 36V 12Î© According to the flow direction illustrated above, what is the current value in mA?