Let the central voltage be V. Kirchhoff’s current law gives (V−V₁)/10+(V−V₂)/20+V/60=0, with resistances in kilohms. Multiplying by sixty gives 10V=6V₁+3V₂, so V=(3/10)(2V₁+V₂). Power is V²/60 kΩ and is therefore proportional to (2V₁+V₂)², C.
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