Question: The current in a simple single resistor circuit is I 1 = 6 . 7 5 A . A second resistor, with resistance R 2

The current in a simple single resistor circuit is I1=6.75 A. A second resistor, with resistance R2=56 ohms is added in series with the first and the current drops to I2=2.4 A.
Part a) Enter an expression for the resistance, R1, of the first ressitor.
Part b) calculate the resitance in ohms.
Part c) Enter an expression for the resistance R2 in terms of I2, R1, and the voltage of the source, V.

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