Series Circuit For nos. 1-4, refer to the diagram below. R₁ Question 1 Your Answer: Answer What is the total Resistance, RT, equal to if R₁ = 750.0, R₂= 270.0, R3-380.0 and the total voltage, V = 23.0? (Round you answers to 1 decimal places. Ex. 100.1) Question 2 R₂ ww Your Answer: V Answer R3 What is the total current, IT, equal to if R₁= 700.0, R₂= 560.0, R3-550.0 and the total voltage, V = 18.0? (Round you answers to 3 decimal places. Ex. 100.001)

Series Circuit For nos. 1-4, refer to the diagram below. R₁ Question 1 Your Answer: Answer What is the total Resistance, RT, equal to if R₁ = 750.0, R₂= 270.0, R3-380.0 and the total voltage, V = 23.0? (Round you answers to 1 decimal places. Ex. 100.1) Question 2 R₂ ww Your Answer: V Answer R3 What is the total current, IT, equal to if R₁= 700.0, R₂= 560.0, R3-550.0 and the total voltage, V = 18.0? (Round you answers to 3 decimal places. Ex. 100.001)

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 28.14P: (a) When the switch S in the circuit of Figure P28.14 is closed, will the equivalent resistance...

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