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You have a circuit with a 50 Ω , a 100 Ω , and a 150 Ω - resistor connected in series. (a) Rank t...

You have a circuit with a 50 Ω , a 100 Ω , and a 150 Ω - resistor connected in series. (a) Rank the current through them from highest to lowest. (b) Rank the potential difference across them from highest to lowest. Explain your rankings

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