In the circuit below, assume that the current directions are as shown. Also, traverse the loops in the counterclockwise (CCW) direction when applying the Loop Rule. Answer the questions below. & =4 V...

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Extracted text: In the circuit below, assume that the current directions are as shown. Also, traverse the loops in the counterclockwise (CCW) direction when applying the Loop Rule. Answer the questions below. & =4 V R2= 15 Q ww loop I R = 20Ω R,= 36 Q A B i, E=15 V (loop II R3 = 12Ω D' E= 8 V ww ww


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