Physics, 27.03.2020 04:18 zitterkoph

Solve the given parallel circuit by computing the desired quantities.
I1 = amperes
I2 = amperes
I3 = amperes
P1 = watts
P2 = watts
P3 = watts
total current = amperes
total power = watts

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Solve the given parallel circuit by computing the desired quantities.
I1 = amperes
I2 =...