Answer the following questions related to a series/parallel combinational circuit configured as follows:  R1 is in series with the source and also in series with the parallel combination of R2 and R3.  The circuit’s voltage is +24VDC, R1= 4.5kΩ, R2=30kΩ, and R3=10kΩ. The total resistance of the circuit described above is _________. Use correct engineering notation and unit measure!

FOT: Parallel and Series Circuits 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)? sa www 50 wwww 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, I,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 / is 6 A. -www a). What is the value of /(2)? b). What is the potential difference supplied by the cell to the circuit?

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The resistance is each light bulb is 10 ohms. 5. How do the voltages across each individual light bulb compare to each other? 6. How do the voltages across each individual bulb compare to the voltage of the battery? Also, red lines should show highest voltage and blue the lowest voltage. They may be colored incorrectly. Mark correctly.