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66. In Figure P31.66, determine the magnitude of current $I_1$... Figure P31.66 600 ? $I_2$ 24 V 300 ? 600 ? 6 V $I_1$ 67. In Figure P31.67, calculate the magnitudes of currents $I_1$, $I_2$, and $I_3$... Figure P31.67 300 ? $I_1$ $I_2$ 12 V 9 V 1000 ? 1.5 V 1200 ? 1.5 V 600 ? $I_3$

          66. In Figure P31.66, determine the magnitude of current $I_1$...
Figure P31.66
600 ?
$I_2$
24 V
300 ?
600 ?
6 V
$I_1$
67. In Figure P31.67, calculate the magnitudes of currents $I_1$, $I_2$,
and $I_3$...
Figure P31.67
300 ?
$I_1$
$I_2$
12 V
9 V
1000 ?
1.5 V
1200 ?
1.5 V
600 ?
$I_3$

66. In Figure P31.66, determine the magnitude of current I1...
Figure P31.66
600 ?
I2
24 V
300 ?
600 ?
6 V
I1
67. In Figure P31.67, calculate the magnitudes of currents I1, I2,
and I3...
Figure P31.67
300 ?
I1
I2
12 V
9 V
1000 ?
1.5 V
1200 ?
1.5 V
600 ?
I3

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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06/17/2023

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66, we can use the power equation P = IV to solve for the current I. Given that the power is 600 W and the voltage is 24V, we can rearrange the equation to solve for the current I: I = P / V I = 600 W / 24V I = 25 A Show more…

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solve the following two questions 66.In Figure P31.66,determine the magnitude of current I. Figure P31.66 600 WM 12 11 24V 300 600 6V 67.In Figure P31.67,calculate the magnitudes of currents IiI and I3. Figure P31.67 300 200 12V 9V 1.5V 1000 600 1.5V