1. equivalent resistance of the whole combination of resistors 2. total current through the battery 3.current in each resistor R1=200 10V R2=300 R3=500 4. voltage drop in each resistor Rtotal = R4=200 = I2 = V1 =

1. equivalent resistance of the whole combination of resistors 2. total current through the battery 3.current in each resistor R1=200 10V R2=300 R3=500 4. voltage drop in each resistor Rtotal = R4=200 = I2 = V1 =

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Chapter27: Current And Resistance

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1. equivalent resistance of the whole
combination of resistors
R1=200
2. total current through the battery
3.current in each resistor
10V
R2=300
R3=500
4. voltage drop in each resistor
Rtotal =
R4=202
l2 =
V =
I3 =
V2 =
l4 =
V3 =
Itotal =
V4%3=
E Compute for the individual values and the total values of the voltag

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