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What is the voltage at resistor #3? (must include unit - V)

What is the voltage at resistor #3? (must include unit - V)
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What is the voltage at resistor #3? (must include unit - V)

What is the voltage at resistor #3? (must include unit - V)-example-1
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User Halfzebra
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Step-by-step explanation:

I = 120/30=2A

Voltage across R3= current × resistance

= 2A × 15 ohm = 30 volt

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