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Given the circuit below. R1 is 58 ohms, R2 is 517 ohms , R3 is 119 ohms , E1 is 9.5 V , E2 is 33.5 V. What is the current through each resistor?

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The given circuit following Kirchhoff;s rules for circuit resistors are analyzed. The current through each resistors are determined.

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