What is the power dissipated by $R_2$, $R_4$, and $R_6$ in the circuit below? $R_1$ 3 k$\Omega$ $R_3$ 2 k$\Omega$ $R_5$ 1 k$\Omega$ + $V_1$ $R_2$ 8 k$\Omega$ $R_4$ 7 k$\Omega$ 111 V $R_6$ 6 k$\Omega$
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- For R2: I2 = V1 / R2 = 111V / 3kΩ = 0.037A - For R4: I4 = V1 / R4 = 111V / 2.2kΩ = 0.050A - For R6: I6 = V1 / R6 = 111V / 6kΩ = 0.0185A Show more…
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