According to the given problem,
A) Answer: R1 as P = V2/R and R1<R2
B) P1 = 382/14 = 103.143 W and P2 = 382/22 = 65.63W
Sum = 168.78W
C)Answer: R2 as P = I2*R and I = 38/[14+22] = 1.056A and R2>R1
D) P1 = 1.0562*14 = 15.6W and P2 = 1.0562*22 = 24.5W
Sum = 40.11W
E ) BY D and B you can say Parallel
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