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So I am trying to find the currents 1 2 and 3... but I am kind of unsure if I am doing this right. I am using Kirchhoff's Current and Loop Laws to find the current across each resistor. The laws are: (1) \(\sf EMF_1\) - \(\sf I_1R_1 +I_2R_2 -EMF_2 =0\) (II) \(\sf EMF_2 - I_2R_2 -I_3R_3 = 0\) (III) \(\sf EMF_1 -I_1R_1 -I_3R_3 =0\)
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