Kirchhoff's Rule: Find Current in Resistors

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phunphysics2

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Feb 12, 2013

Find The current through each of the resistors (see graphics)

V=IR

I would like for someone to please check my work to see if I have set it up correctly. No need to check actual values. Thank you!

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I was going to but I'm afraid I was put off by your hand writing. It's almost as bad as mine :-)

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Kirchhoff's Rule: Find Current in Resistors

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