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Using Kurshof laws find what is the values of: $V_{R1}$ and $V_{R2}$ $V_1 = 15$ volts a. $V_{R2} = 45$ Volt $I_1$ $R_1 = 222 \Omega$ A $R_2 = 560 \Omega$ $+$ $+$ $V_{R1}$ $I_3$ $V_{R2}$ $V_2 = 27$ volts $+$ $+$ $V_3 = 18$ volts

          Using Kurshof laws find what is the values of: $V_{R1}$ and $V_{R2}$ 
$V_1 = 15$ volts
a. $V_{R2} = 45$ Volt
$I_1$
$R_1 = 222 \Omega$
A
$R_2 = 560 \Omega$
$+$
$+$
$V_{R1}$
$I_3$
$V_{R2}$
$V_2 = 27$ volts
$+$
$+$
$V_3 = 18$ volts

Using Kurshof laws find what is the values of: VR1 and VR2
V1 = 15 volts
a. VR2 = 45 Volt
I1
R1 = 222 Ω
A
R2 = 560 Ω
+
+
VR1
I3
VR2
V2 = 27 volts
+
+
V3 = 18 volts

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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07/22/2023

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Using Kirchhoff's laws, find the values of: VR1 and VR2. a. VB2 = 45 Volts Given: R1 = 222 Ohms R2 = 560 Ohms V = 15 volts V1 = 27 volts V2 = 18 volts a. VR = 45 Volts