Solving Voltage Diversion Problem with R1-4k, R2-3k, R3-6k, and R4-8k Equations

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The discussion focuses on solving a voltage diversion problem involving resistors R1, R2, R3, and R4 with specified values. Participants emphasize the importance of providing a schematic for clarity and suggest using image-hosting sites to share it. Additionally, they request that the original poster share their progress or understanding of the problem to facilitate better assistance. The conversation highlights the community's policy of encouraging detailed inquiries for effective homework help. Clear communication and visual aids are deemed essential for resolving the issue.
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Homework Statement

Va Ira vb ir3 then down to left ir4 r4 vc then up with-42v vgi


Homework Equations

R1 -4k R2-3k R3-6k R4-8k


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Welcome to PF :smile:

It's hard to tell what is going on without a schematic. Best thing is to post an image at an image-hosting site, like
www.photobucket.com
or
www.imageshack.com
and then post a link to it here.

Also, you'll need to post how far you got or how much you know about solving the problem (Physics Forum policy).

p.s.
Thanks for posting here, if we did homework help in the Chat Room then the helpers would stop showing up there.
 
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