For the circuit shown, which of the following statements is true? Ry 9V 10 k2R, 5 k2 Ry O a. Voltage drop across R, is arger than voltage drop across R, and R, O b. Voltage drop across all the resistors are the same O c Voltage drop across R, is arger than vo tage drop across R, and R, O d. Voltage drop across R, is larger than voitage drop across R, and R,

For the circuit shown, which of the following statements is true? Ry 9V 10 k2R, 5 k2 Ry O a. Voltage drop across R, is arger than voltage drop across R, and R, O b. Voltage drop across all the resistors are the same O c Voltage drop across R, is arger than vo tage drop across R, and R, O d. Voltage drop across R, is larger than voitage drop across R, and R,

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Chapter7: Electricity

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