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a.What is the resistance from X to Y? b.What is the resistance from X to Z? c.What is the total current? d.What is the current from X to Y? e.What.

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4 a.What is the resistance from X to Y? b.What is the resistance from X to Z? c.What is the total current? d.What is the current from X to Y? e.What is the current from Y to Z? f.What is the current across the 2 Ω resistor? g.What is the current across the 4 Ω resistor? h.What is the current across the 6 Ω resistor? i.What is the potential difference from Y to Z? j.What is the potential difference across R1? k.What is the potential difference across R2? l.How much charge passes through R3 in one minute? m.How much energy passes through R3 in one minute? n.How many electrons pass through R3 in one minute? Physics Review: DC Circuits Problem #5. Use this diagram to answer the following questions.

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