8a. Using Kirchhoff's rules, calculate the current I₁ in resistor R₁, using the directions indicated in the figure below. Assume that R₁ = 2.00ks, R₂ = 3.00ks, R3 = 4.00k2, E₁ = 80.0V, E₂ = 75.0V and E3 = 85.0V. R₂ d &₂2 R38g a 8b. Calculate the current I2, in resistor R₂, using the directions shown. 8c. Calculate the current I3, in resistor R3, using the directions shown. 8d. Calculate the magnitude of the potential difference between points c and f.

8a. Using Kirchhoff's rules, calculate the current I₁ in resistor R₁, using the directions indicated in the figure below. Assume that R₁ = 2.00ks, R₂ = 3.00ks, R3 = 4.00k2, E₁ = 80.0V, E₂ = 75.0V and E3 = 85.0V. R₂ d &₂2 R38g a 8b. Calculate the current I2, in resistor R₂, using the directions shown. 8c. Calculate the current I3, in resistor R3, using the directions shown. 8d. Calculate the magnitude of the potential difference between points c and f.

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