Two 8V batteries are set up with four light bulbs in a complex circuit. Light bulb A has a resistance of 4.00 Ω, light bulb B ha
s a resistance of 12.00 Ω, light bulb C has a resistance of 3.00 Ω, and light bulb D has a resistance of 6.00 Ω.
***THREE SIGNIFICANT FIGURES, DO NOT TYPE THE UNIT***
Reff: Ω (Blank #1)
Veff: V (Blank #2)
Ieff: A (Blank #3)
RA: Ω (Blank #4)
VA: V (Blank #5)
IA: A (Blank #6)
RB: Ω (Blank #7)
VB: V (Blank #8)
IB: A (Blank #9)
RC: Ω (Blank #10)
VC: V (Blank #11)
IC: A (Blank #12)
RD: Ω (Blank #13)
VD: V (Blank #14)
ID: A (Blank #15)
***THREE SIGNIFICANT FIGURES, DO NOT TYPE THE UNIT***
Reff: Ω (Blank #1)
Veff: V (Blank #2)
Ieff: A (Blank #3)
RA: Ω (Blank #4)
VA: V (Blank #5)
IA: A (Blank #6)
RB: Ω (Blank #7)
VB: V (Blank #8)
IB: A (Blank #9)
RC: Ω (Blank #10)
VC: V (Blank #11)
IC: A (Blank #12)
RD: Ω (Blank #13)
VD: V (Blank #14)
ID: A (Blank #15)
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