Physics, 29.11.2019 03:31 Lukeadams

What's the voltage drop running through the parallel portion of the circuit?
r1 = 3 ohms
r2 = 6 ohms
r3 = 9 ohms
r4 = 18 ohms
r5 = 15 ohms
90 volts

What's the voltage drop running through the parallel portion of the circuit? r1 = 3 ohms

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What's the voltage drop running through the parallel portion of the circuit?
r1 = 3 ohms