Finding the current and the voltage across each resistor

[Lopez]

Homework Statement

Find the current and the voltage across each resistor.

volts is 24v
R1=270 ohms
R2=330 ohms
R2=1.2k ohms
R4=1.2k ohms

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

This is not a homework its more like a study guide.
He gave us the answer for just the currents which are
IR1=20
IR2=20
IR3=10
IR4=10
But not sure how he got that.
this is what i did but don't know how to go from there:
(270+330)|| (1.2k||1.2k)
600||600
R=300

 

[Chestermiller]

Hi Lopez. Welcome to physics forums!

The 270 and 330 are in series with the 600, not parallel.

Chet

 

[haruspex]

(270+330)|| (1.2k||1.2k)

Having reduced the (1.2k||1.2k) to an effective 0.6k, what is the relationship of that in the circuit to R1 and R2?

 

[Lopez]

ahh yes there was the problem,after 1.2 k and the other 1.2k were combined it becomes one resistor in series with the (r1 and R2). Thanks!