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This is a problem from my physics book. We are learning Kirchhoff's rules with electric circuits and I'm at a loss at what to do here.
I apply them just fine to a three loop circuit, using some algebra:
|-/\/\-|\//\ -|
| |
|--|\--/\/\/--|
| |
|---|\--/\/\--|
Like so..where |\ is a battery and /\/\ indicate resistors. I can find the current in a similar circuit, voltage drops, etc
But this problem:
http://66.93.135.68/phy_prob.gif
I don't know where to begin..or how to apply the rules. Can someone help me in finding the terminal voltage of the batteries??
Thanks
I apply them just fine to a three loop circuit, using some algebra:
|-/\/\-|\//\ -|
| |
|--|\--/\/\/--|
| |
|---|\--/\/\--|
Like so..where |\ is a battery and /\/\ indicate resistors. I can find the current in a similar circuit, voltage drops, etc
But this problem:
http://66.93.135.68/phy_prob.gif
I don't know where to begin..or how to apply the rules. Can someone help me in finding the terminal voltage of the batteries??
Thanks
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