In the three-resistor circuit diagram shown at right, R2 = 1.599, R2 = 19.5 2, R3 = 142, and V = 15 V.

Part (a) Enter an expression for the equivalent resistance, parallel of the two resistors in parallel.
Part (b) Enter an expression for the equivalent resistance, Reg, of the whole circuit.
Part (c) Given the equivalent resistance Req, enter an expression for the current, I, through the circuit.
In the three-resistor circuit diagram shown at right, R2 = 1.599, R2 = 19.5 2, R3 = 142, and V = 15 V.
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a. What is the resistance of the circuit? (Ω/OHM)
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c. What is the magnitude of the current in resistor R3?
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d. What is the magnitude of the potential across resistor
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e. What is the magnitude of the potential across resistor
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f. What is the magnitude of the current through resistor
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