Posted by raks on Sunday, March 9, 2008 at 5:56am.
I already did part A for you.
In part B, you NEVER connect batteries of unequal voltage in parallel, otherwise the higher voltage battery will discharge through the lower voltage batteries. In your case, you might consider using the 5 and 10 V batteries in series, and putting them in parallel with the 15 V battery. this will not result in any more current through the 200 ohm resistor, since the overall voltage applied to the resistor cannot exceed 15V. Even with no internal resistance, the current would be 15/200 = 0.075 A, which is less than before when they were in series.
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