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    The document discusses using symmetry and equations to simplify calculations for electric currents. It provides several examples of reducing multiple current equations down to a single equation by exploiting the symmetry of the circuit and applying algebraic manipulations. The key steps shown are identifying the symmetrical aspects of the circuit, writing the corresponding current equations, and transforming those equations through additions and substitutions until arriving at a single expression relating the unknown currents.

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    The document discusses using symmetry and equations to simplify calculations for electric currents. It provides several examples of reducing multiple current equations down to a single equation by exploiting the symmetry of the circuit and applying algebraic manipulations. The key steps shown are identifying the symmetrical aspects of the circuit, writing the corresponding current equations, and transforming those equations through additions and substitutions until arriving at a single expression relating the unknown currents.

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    ch26.67 Part B

    Uploaded by

    Edd Bloom
    The document discusses using symmetry and equations to simplify calculations for electric currents. It provides several examples of reducing multiple current equations down to a single equation by exploiting the symmetry of the circuit and applying algebraic manipulations. The key steps shown are identifying the symmetrical aspects of the circuit, writing the corresponding current equations, and transforming those equations through additions and substitutions until arriving at a single expression relating the unknown currents.

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