Circuit with Multiple Voltage Sources

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Circuit with Multiple Voltage Sources#

Consider the circuit shown below.

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The battery voltages are $V_{1} = p a r a m s . V 1 V$ and $V_{2} = p a r a m s . V 2 V$ . The resistances are $R_{1} = p a r a m s . R 1 k Ω$ , $R_{2} = p a r a m s . R 2 k Ω$ , $R_{3} = p a r a m s . R 3 k Ω$ , $R_{4} = p a r a m s . R 4 k Ω$ , and $R_{5} = p a r a m s . R 5 k Ω$ .

Part 1#

What is the voltage across $R_{1}$ ?

Answer Section#

Please enter in a numeric value in $V$ .

Part 2#

What is the voltage across $R_{2}$ ?

Answer Section#

Please enter in a numeric value in $V$ .

Part 3#

What is the voltage across $R_{3}$ ?

Answer Section#

Please enter in a numeric value in $V$ .

Part 4#

What is the voltage across $R_{4}$ ?

Answer Section#

Please enter in a numeric value in $V$ .

Part 5#

What is the voltage across $R_{5}$ ?

Answer Section#

Please enter in a numeric value in $V$ .

Part 6#

What is the power supplied to the circuit?

Answer Section#

Please enter in a numeric value in $W$ .

Part 7#

What is the power dissipated by the circuit?

Answer Section#

Please enter in a numeric value in $W$ .

Attribution#

Problem is from the OpenStax University Physics Volume 2 textbook, licensed under the CC-BY 4.0 license.
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