Analyzing Parallel and Series Circuits to Find Wraparound Voltage

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I need to find the voltage seen by the wraparound (WA) after R1, but I'm not really sure what's in parallel or series.

When I redraw the circuit I get voltage sources in parallel. So far I think r4 and r3 are in series together. r1 and r2 are parallel along with the r4 and r3 .

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Looks like homework. Hint: redraw ckt so R2 R3 and R4 all attach to same common ground.