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Assume that I=E/(R+r) prove that 1/I=R/E+r/E ?

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Explanation:

If $I=\frac E{R+r}$ then taking the reciprocal gives

$\frac1I=\frac1{E/(R+r)}=\frac{R+r}E=\frac RE+\frac rE$

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Assume that I=E/(R+r) prove that 1/I=R/E+r/E ?​

Assume that I=E/(R+r) prove that 1/I=R/E+r/E ?