I. DISCUSSION: 1. State the basic concepts of series resistive circuit in terms of its total resistance, voltage and current. 2. State the basic concepts of parallel resistive circuit in terms of its total resistance, voltage and current. 3. State the two (2) Kirchhoff's Laws.

I. DISCUSSION: 1. State the basic concepts of series resistive circuit in terms of its total resistance, voltage and current. 2. State the basic concepts of parallel resistive circuit in terms of its total resistance, voltage and current. 3. State the two (2) Kirchhoff's Laws.

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DISCUSSION:
1. State the basic concepts of series resistive circuit in terms of its total resistance, voltage and
current.
2. State the basic concepts of parallel resistive circuit in terms of its total resistance, voltage and
current.
3. State the two (2) Kirchhoff's Laws.

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