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    Use the digital multimeter to measure the voltages across each component (resistors and sources) in the circuit. Note also the polarity of each voltage E1, E2, VR1 and VR2. Record all these values in Figure 1 of the Report Sheet.

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    Use the digital multimeter to measure the voltages across each component (resistors and sources) in the circuit. Note also the polarity of each voltage E1, E2, VR1 and VR2. Record all these values in Figure 1 of the Report Sheet.

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    Use the digital multimeter to measure the voltages across each component (resistors and sources) in the circuit. Note also the polarity of each voltage E1, E2, VR1 and VR2. Record all these values in Figure 1 of the Report Sheet.

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    PART I - Single Loop Circuits

    PROCEDURE Connect the components as shown in Figure 1. Use the digital multimeter to measure the voltages across each component (resistors and sources) in the circuit. Note also the polarity of each voltage E1, E2, VR1 and VR2. Also measure the current I in the circuit. Record all these values in Figure 1 of the Report Sheet.

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    Connect the digital multimeter between points A and B and record the potential difference between these points (VAB). The first letter of the subscript (A) indicates where the plus or red connection of the voltmeter goes (to point A) and the second letter of the subscript (B) means to

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