5. Compute for the individual values and the total values of the voltage, the current,and the resistance of the series circuit here.R, = 100AVOLTAGE,CURRENT,RESISTANCE,VVs = 12vR2= 200R3 =3006. Draw a series circuit connecting a battery and four resistors with a total resistanceof 15 Q. The total current in the circuit should be 3 A.7. Compute the individual values and the total values of the voltage, the current, andthe resistance of the circuit here.ITVOLTAGE,CURRENT,RESISTANCE,12VV, = 24vR1R2R3R1=102R2 200R3 =30070Property of and for the exclusive use of SLU. Reproduction, storing in a retrieval system, distributing, uploading or postingnline, or transmitting in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise of any partof this document, without the prior written permission of SLU, is strictly prohibited.2021.03.08 09:52

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5. Compute for the individual values and the total values of the voltage, the current, and the resistance of the series circuit here. R, =100 A VOLTAGE, CURRENT, RESISTANCE, V Vs = 12v R2= 200 Ra =300

5. Compute for the individual values and the total values of the voltage, the current, and the resistance of the series circuit here. R, =100 A VOLTAGE, CURRENT, RESISTANCE, V Vs = 12v R2= 200 Ra =300

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5. Compute for the individual values and the total values of the voltage, the current,
and the resistance of the series circuit here.
R, = 100
A
VOLTAGE,
CURRENT,
RESISTANCE,
V
Vs = 12v
R2= 200
R3 =300
6. Draw a series circuit connecting a battery and four resistors with a total resistance
of 15 Q. The total current in the circuit should be 3 A.
7. Compute the individual values and the total values of the voltage, the current, and
the resistance of the circuit here.
IT
VOLTAGE,
CURRENT,
RESISTANCE,
12
V
V, = 24v
R1
R2
R3
R1=102
R2 200
R3 =300
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