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A resistor R1 is connected in series with a parallel connection of resistors R2 and R3. The combination is connected across a battery of emf, ¦Î, with internal resistance, r. If R1 = 3.00¦¸, R2 = 3.00¦¸, R3 = 6.00¦¸, ¦Î = 6.00 V, and I = 1.00A, find Rp, the equivalent parallel resistance, Rt the total circuit resistance, I2, I3, r and the terminal voltage of the battery.

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