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7. In a PARALLEL Circuit, with Source Voltage, Vs, Source Current, Is, that contains N Resistors,...

7. In a PARALLEL Circuit, with Source Voltage, Vs, Source Current, Is, that contains N Resistors, which of the following is true? a) There is 1 current and N Differential voltages = Source Voltage, Vs. b) There are N currents and 1 Differential Voltage = Source Voltage, Vs. c) There are (N+1) currents and 1 Differential Voltage = Source Voltage, Vs. d) There are (N-1) currents and 1 Differential Voltage = Source Voltage, Vs.

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