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Giancoli's Physics: Principles with Applications, 6th Edition
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DC Circuits
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19-1: Efm and Terminal Voltage
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Problem 29
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I1=0.13A right     I2=0.31A left     I3=0.18A upI_1 = 0.13 \textrm{A right } \;\; I_2 = 0.31 \textrm{A left }\;\; I_3 = 0.18 \textrm{A up}
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COMMENTS
By espqr6 on Wed, 2/13/2013 - 7:05 AM

Where did the 2.234 come from, I only calculated 1.234 for the sums of .720 and .51429
in this problem?

By vietmofo on Tue, 3/25/2014 - 2:17 AM

Where did 2.234 come from?

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