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Supppose you have the following items to construct the circuit: two 9 V battery, two 100...

Supppose you have the following items to construct the circuit: two 9 V battery, two 100 ohm resistor, one 200 ohm resistor, one 300 ohm resistor and enough wires and clips. a)If you were to use all these items to build one circuit, how would you connect the resistors (parallel or in series) to find the smallest and largest current, that could be produced in a full circuit.(Draw both circuits you used to find them) b) Draw a new circuit, that is different from previous circuits you used, to find the current through the 300 ohm resistor.

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