Arturo O. answered 02/13/20
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The current I flowing through the parallel combination of r1 and r2 is the same as the current flowing through r3. Find the equivalent resistance of the r1 and r2 combination, use Ohm's law to get the voltage across the the combination, use Ohm's law to get the voltage across r3, and then add the voltages.
V = V12 + V3
V = Ir12 + Ir3
V = I[r1r2/(r1 + r2)] + Ir3
Plug in the given values of r1, r2, r3, and I, and get V in volts.