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Design and draw a circuit with the following features: Welding voltage =6 There will be 4...

Design and draw a circuit with the following features:
Welding voltage =6
There will be 4 different resistance slated for the circuit: R1, R2, R3, R4.

There will be both a serial and parallel connection in the circuit.(Resolve the commission you designed to prove that Req=10 kΩ is.)
Calculate VR1 on the circuit you designed

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