A 5-ohm resistance is connected in parallel with a 10- ohm resistance. Another set, a 6-ohm and 8-ohm resistances are also in parallel. The two sets are connected in series. - - - Draw the circuit, find the equivalent resistance, total current, and the voltage across each resistor.

A hundred volt power supply is used to power a twenty ohm resistor, which is joined to a ten ohm resistor and a fifteen ohm resistor in parallel. A parallel combination of a ten ohm resistor and a five ohm resistor is linked(connected) to the fifteen ohm resistor as well. The five ohm resistor is joined/connected to a voltage source of eighty volts. Create a sketch of the superposition equivalent cicuits &  use the superposition theorm approach to determine the currents, voltage drop, and power dissipated in the ten ohm resistor.

Parallel Circuits Review In a Parallel circuit, the Voltage across each cell is the same, while the total current is equal to sum of the currents in each resistor. In a series circuits, the total voltage is equal the sum of the voltages across each resistor. The current, however is the same for each resistor, 1. The circuit shown in the diagram consists of two resistors connected in parallel to a cell. The value of Itotal is equal to 30 A. What is the value of V(2)? 50 -ww www 2. The circuit shown in the diagram consists of two resistors connected in parallel to a cell. The value of the current given by the second ammeter, / is 3 A. What is the value of I (total)? 3. A student sets up the circuit shown in the diagram. The value of Itotal is 8 A and the value of I is 6 A. w www a). What is the value of /(2)? b). What is the potential difference supplied by the cell the circuit?

What is the advantage of using the voltage divider technique in determining the voltage across a resistor from a series of resistors, compared to using Ohm’s law.