Four resistors are arranged as shown in figure a, where R1 = 1.1 O,R2 = 2.2 O, R3 = 2.8 O, and R4 = 3.9 O.Because the current in theequivalent resistor is 0.600 A, the current in each resistor of theoriginal circuit must also be 0.600 A. Find the voltage drop acrosseach resistor.
?V1.1 O = V

?V2.2 O = V

?V2.8 O = V

?V3.9 O = V

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