Find the voltage on the resistor 3 "\\Omega" according to Ohm's law: "U_1=I_1\\times R_1= 0.8\\times 3= 2.4" V. On the second resistor, the current will be: "I_2=\\frac{2.4}{6}=0.4" A. Since the connection is parallel for two resistors,the total current is "I=I_1+I_2=0.8+0.4=1.2" A, from Ohm's law for a complete circuit: "I=\\frac{ \\varepsilon }{R+r}" we Express the internal resistance "r=\\frac{\\varepsilon-I\\times R}{I}=\\frac{24-1.2\\times 10}{1.2}=10 \\Omega" .
The voltage on the resistor 8 "\\Omega" is "U_3=I_{total}\\times R_3=8\\times 1.2=9.6" V, therefore the total voltage is equal to the sum of the voltage of the first two and the third since they are connected in series "U_{total}=U_1+U_3=2.4+9.6=12" V.
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