Resistors in Series and Parallel The figure below shows the resistors wired in a different way--a combination of series and parallel. We can consider R. to be the resistance of wires leading to R, and R,. a. Find the total resistance. b. What is the IR drop in R,? c. Find the current /, through R,. d. What power is dissipated by R,? V, = ? 1.000 FIGURE 5.18 These three resistors are connected to a voltage source so that R, and R, are in parallel with one another and that combination is in series with R,. 1= ? R, 1, = ? 12.0 V R, 13.000 R, 6.002 V, =V- V,=?

Resistors in Series and Parallel The figure below shows the resistors wired in a different way--a combination of series and parallel. We can consider R. to be the resistance of wires leading to R, and R,. a. Find the total resistance. b. What is the IR drop in R,? c. Find the current /, through R,. d. What power is dissipated by R,? V, = ? 1.000 FIGURE 5.18 These three resistors are connected to a voltage source so that R, and R, are in parallel with one another and that combination is in series with R,. 1= ? R, 1, = ? 12.0 V R, 13.000 R, 6.002 V, =V- V,=?

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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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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