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    The document contains equations for calculating voltages (VO1, VO2, VO, VI1, VEN, VEP, VE) in an electrical circuit based on current (I), resistance values (R1, R2, RS), and whether the current is flowing into or out of components. Specifically, it shows the individual voltage drops across two resistors in series (VO1, VO2), their sum (VO), the voltage at the input (VI1), voltages at the negative (VEN) and positive (VEP) ends, and their difference (VE).

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    The document contains equations for calculating voltages (VO1, VO2, VO, VI1, VEN, VEP, VE) in an electrical circuit based on current (I), resistance values (R1, R2, RS), and whether the current is flowing into or out of components. Specifically, it shows the individual voltage drops across two resistors in series (VO1, VO2), their sum (VO), the voltage at the input (VI1), voltages at the negative (VEN) and positive (VEP) ends, and their difference (VE).

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    R I R I R R V R R: V I R R V I R R R V V V I R I R R

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    The document contains equations for calculating voltages (VO1, VO2, VO, VI1, VEN, VEP, VE) in an electrical circuit based on current (I), resistance values (R1, R2, RS), and whether the current is flowing into or out of components. Specifically, it shows the individual voltage drops across two resistors in series (VO1, VO2), their sum (VO), the voltage at the input (VI1), voltages at the negative (VEN) and positive (VEP) ends, and their difference (VE).

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    VO1   I B (  ) R1

    R1
    VO 2  I B (  ) RS (1  )
    R2

    R1
    VO  VO1  VO 2   I B (  ) R1  I B (  ) RS (1  )
    R2

    R1
     I B (  ) R1  I B (  ) RS (1  )
    R2
    VI 1 
    R1
    1
    R2

    R1 R2
    VI 1   I B (  )  I B (  ) RS
    R1  R2

    R1
    I B (  ) R1  I B (  ) RS (1  )
    R2
    VI 1 
    R1

    R2

    R1  R2
    VI 1  I B (  ) R2  I B (  ) RS
    R1

    R1 R2
    VEN  I B
    R1  R2

    VEP  I B RS

    VE  VEP  VEN

    R1 R2
    VE  I B ( RS  )
    R1  R2

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