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In Fig 27-50,` epsi=24.0 V, R_(1)=2000 Omega, R_(2)=3000 Omega and R_(3)=4000 Omega`. What are the potential differences (a) `V_(A)-V_(B)` (b) `V_(B)-V_(C)` (c) `V_(C)-V_(D) and (d) V_(A)-V_(C)?`

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(a) 10.5 V (b) 3.00 V; (C) 10.5 V (d) 13.5V
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