Two or more resistors

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Chapter7: Parallel Circuits
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Problem 3PP: Using the rules for parallel circuits and Ohmslaw, solve for the missing values....
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a) Two or more resistors in a circuit are said to be in parallel when all
the resistors
are connected to the same nodes and the same
voltage is appearing across all these elements. Two or more resistors
in a circuit are also said to be in series when the current flowing
through all the resistors is the same. With the aid of three resistors,
3
Ohm's law and diagrams derive the two important total resistance
formulas for the two connections to verify these two postulates
AD To Markel
Transcribed Image Text:a) Two or more resistors in a circuit are said to be in parallel when all the resistors are connected to the same nodes and the same voltage is appearing across all these elements. Two or more resistors in a circuit are also said to be in series when the current flowing through all the resistors is the same. With the aid of three resistors, 3 Ohm's law and diagrams derive the two important total resistance formulas for the two connections to verify these two postulates AD To Markel
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