Step 1:

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Redraw the circuit using source transformation.

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Find the total resistane of the circuit.

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Observe the circuit,

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The resistors \"\" and \"\" are in parallel.

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Resultant resistance is \"\".

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Resultant resistance of the circuit is \"\".

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Above resistancecomes in series with the resistors \"\" and \"\".

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Resultant resistance is \"\".

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Substitute corresponding values in the above expression.

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Total resistance of the circuit is \"\".

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Find the voltage drop across the resistors \"\" and \"\".

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Resultant resistance is \"\".

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Resultant resistance is \"\".

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Find the total current passing through the circuit.

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Ohms law: \"\".

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in the above expression.

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Find the voltage drop \"\" across \"\".

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Find voltage across the parallel network \"\"  consisting resistors \"\" and \"\".

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Since the voltage drop across the parallel resistors is same, then \"\".

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Step 2:

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Find the current passing through the resistor \"\".

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Use current division rule to find \"\".

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Current passing through the resistor \"\" is\"\".

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Solution:

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