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# Kirchoff's Law with Potential Difference, Current and Resistors

With using Kirchoff's law equations, find potential difference and current for each resistor. First find the relationship between potential difference and current, and then find the specific values. Refer to diagram for resistor layout.

R1=5 (ohm) (All is in OHM)
R2=9650
R3=550
r4=995
r5 13730

V=1.5V

#### Solution Summary

This solution contains step-by-step calculations in determining the relationship between current and potential difference and also specific values for each resistor.

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