.treyt In the circuit below, Vs = -1 Volts, R₁ = 60, R₂ = 90. Find the Voltage v₁ across R₁. Give youanswer to 3 decimal places.Answer:VsR₁R₂

Given data, vs=-1 V, R1=6Ω, R2=9 Ω. Circuit diagram is given as,

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In the circuit below, v₁ = -1 Volts, R₁ = 60, R₂ = 90. Find the Voltage v₁ across R₁. Give you answer to 3 decimal places. Vs R₁ R₂-