The image you've shared shows a simple electrical circuit with two resistors, ( R1 ) and ( R2 ), in parallel between a 20 V battery and ground. To find the voltage across ( R2 ), which is ( V2 ) in the circuit, we use the fact that in a parallel circuit, the voltage across all components is the same. This means that the voltage across ( R1 ) is the same as the voltage across ( R2 ).
Thus, the value of ( V2 ) is the same as the voltage across ( R1 ), which is given by the battery voltage, ( V1 ).
Therefore, the value of ( V2 ) in the circuit is 20.0 V.
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