given
e = 21 volts ,
R = 72 ohms
when the switch is open
a )
Vb - Va = 21 volts
b )
Vc - Vb = 0 volts
c )
Vd - Vc = 21 volts
d )
Va - Vd = 0 volts
The figure below shows a circuit with an open switch, an emf device, epsilon = 21...
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