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[QUOTE="meBigGuy, post: 4532566, member: 391788"] NasOxy is correct. I think you need to back off to a simpler example and fully understand it first. Then the problem will make sense. There is a wikipedia page for "voltage divider" you should read and understand. For the simple voltage divider (R1 in series with R2) you calculate the total current I through R1+R2 and then the voltage across R2 is I*R2. [/QUOTE]
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