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2) In the circuit below, R = 3612, R2 = 4092, R2 = 8092, R = 24092, and E = 120 V w R1 R4 w E R2 WW R3 a) Find the equivalentI had trouble understanding the previous posts to this question, could you explain how after how the answer is gotten as well as the formulas utilized (Voltage/Current laws etc)? Much will appreciated if could be done so. Thanks!

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a & x RI Рич E SR3 R bov OV ov RI ¿ Kihav, ky fiz VR 3 R =242 et Rg , Rz, Ry are parallel YR = 1/80 + /240 + 1/40. Face 362Current through Battery 2A Power delinend = {x2 € 240 watt Power across R, =c²R, = 4x36 = 144w V₂ - 48x48 = 57.6W R2 vs R3 =

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