How do I get the experimental total resistance for both series and parallel? Summary of Effective ResistancesTable D4: Equivalent/Total ResistanceExperimentalTheoreticalPercentage ErrorCircuit 1: Series24.00Circuit 2: Parallel213.00 B. Resistors in ParallelTable D3: Current and Voltage Reading for Parallel ConnectionResistorsCurrent (A) Voltage (V)0.7550.00Resistor 1(R₁)Resistor 2(R₂)Resistor 3(R3)TotalData SheetResistor 1(R₁)0.69Table D1: Resistance of Individual ResistorsResistorsResistor 1(R1)Resistor 2(R₂)Resistor 3(R3)Resistor 2(R₂)Resistor 30.67Total2.11Resistance (0)167227202750A. Resistors in SeriesTable D2: Current and Voltage Reading for Series ConnectionResistorsCurrent (A)0.470.470.4750.000.4750.0050.033.6435.05Screenshot of Circuit with current reading through R2100.00Voltage (V) Screenshot of Circuit with voltage reading across R₁31.31Votage67.0067.00w75.0.07200W72.00100.075.00w

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How do I get the experimental total resistance for both series and parallel?

Summary of Effective Resistances
Table D4: Equivalent/Total Resistance
Experimental
Theoretical
Percentage Error
Circuit 1: Series
24.00
Circuit 2: Parallel
213.00

B. Resistors in Parallel
Table D3: Current and Voltage Reading for Parallel Connection
Resistors
Current (A) Voltage (V)
0.75
50.00
Resistor 1
(R₁)
Resistor 2
(R₂)
Resistor 3
(R3)
Total
Data Sheet
Resistor 1
(R₁)
0.69
Table D1: Resistance of Individual Resistors
Resistors
Resistor 1
(R1)
Resistor 2
(R₂)
Resistor 3
(R3)
Resistor 2
(R₂)
Resistor 3
0.67
Total
2.11
Resistance (0)1
6722
7202
750
A. Resistors in Series
Table D2: Current and Voltage Reading for Series Connection
Resistors
Current (A)
0.47
0.47
0.47
50.00
0.47
50.00
50.0
33.64
35.05
Screenshot of Circuit with current reading through R2
100.00
Voltage (V) Screenshot of Circuit with voltage reading across R₁
31.31
Votage
67.00
67.00
w
75.0.0
7200
W
72.00
100.0
75.00
w

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