What is Ohm's law? Solve given circuit to find out equivalent resistance of the circuit, total current, current in each branch and voltage of each resistor. 1.08 ww E = 8.0Y 12 2 6.0N 3.022 4.08 2.00 ww

What is Ohm's law? Solve given circuit to find out equivalent resistance of the circuit, total current, current in each branch and voltage of each resistor. 1.08 ww E = 8.0Y 12 2 6.0N 3.022 4.08 2.00 ww

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter7: Electricity

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9. What is Ohm's law? Solve given circuit to find out equivalent resistance of
the circuit, total current, current in each branch and voltage of each resistor.
1.08
E = 8.0 Y
12 A
6.0N
3.02
4.02
2.02
ww
Figure 2: Circuit diagram with resistors

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