In part a of the figure below, R1 > R2.
Which statements are true? (Select all that apply.)
potential difference across R1 > potential difference across R2
potential difference across R1 < potential difference across R2
potential difference across R1 = potential difference across R2
current through R1 > current through R2
current through R1 < current through R2
current through R1 = current through R2
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