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+Vs- -V 8 LBC BLS 11 Als 12 11 E Loop (1) R2 Loop (2)R3 L2 GI G2 G3 Figure (6.1): Two loop circuit with two emfs 3B A R1 R2 R3Z GI G2 G3 Figure (6.2): Series and parallel resistors + Vs - B 11 A 13 С 12 11 R1 Red R3 GI G2 G3 Figure (6.3):V. ANALYSIS: Procedure (1): Two Loop Circuit 1. Verify KLR for each loop by summing the voltages around each loop. Voltage riExperiment (6) Data Table Individual Resistors R, SR, = 130.3 R2 8R2 = 198.8 - R3 +8R3 = 383.92 Experiment (6) Data Table TwoExperiment 6 Results Table Two Loop Circuit Loop 1: Vrises = Loop 1: V drops = Loop 2: Vrises = Loop 2: V drops = Loop 1: % d

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