Principles Of Electric Circuits
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Chapter 6, Problem 10RP
If two of the speakers are removed, what is the resistance across the output?
Four 8 Ω speakers are connected in parallel to the output of an amplifier. What is the total resistance across the output of the amplifier?
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There are four 8 Ω resistors in parallel. Use Equation 6-4 as follows:
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