Engineering Finding all the values of the circuit

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The output terminal voltage of the circuit is measured at 3.367V, which is also the input voltage (V_in). There is confusion regarding the presence of voltage drops in the circuit, suggesting that for the output voltage to equal the input, no voltage drop can occur between the two points. Participants express uncertainty about whether the question is a trick, indicating a need for more context or details about the circuit. A request is made for a photo of the complete question associated with the diagram to clarify the problem. Additional information is necessary to accurately determine the values of the labeled variables in the circuit.
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Question: the output terminal voltage for the circuit shown is measured to be 3.367V. Determine the value of each of the labeled variables.

So V_in is also 3.367V .. but what about everything else...
 

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Hi sis007! http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5725/red5e5etimes5e5e45e5e25.gif

Is this a trick question? Because, for the output voltage to be no lower than the voltage source, there can be no voltage drop between the two locations.
 
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Then should I try solving it backward... It still doesn't work.
 
If you rule out the possibility of it being a trick question, then it seems there is more detail than you have provided here. Can you post a photo of the question that is associated with this diagram.
 
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