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1. Consider the electric circuit below and find: a) total resistance b) potential difference across the resistor Rs c) indicate by drawing on the circuit diagram where and how would you connect instruments to measure the potential difference AV across resistor Ri, and the current I through Rs Indicate the name of each instrument (A- Ammeter or V-Voltmeter) on it 1-0 3.0 Rs


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