Select the correct answer from the drop-down list. Note that some options may be used more than once or not at all: In general, if N resistors are connected in parallel, the equivalent resistance is resistors the set. Resistors connected in parallel with a current source are commonly used to implement produce different ✓in different branches. In practice, resistors are manufactured in what are called ✓than the resistance of each of the ✓, which ✓ resistors are used to implement resistors whose value are not commercially available. This is because ✓ with their resistance value printed onto their body in colored ink. The ✓, that is, the theoretical values of resistance the resistors value indicated through the colored bands are the resistors' should have by design.

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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?

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1. Type of circuit? 2. What is the total resistance? 3. What is current flow through R1 and R2 ? 4. What is voltage across R1 and R2 ?

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A circuit has one 10 Ohm resistor and you want to drop the current by a factor of two. Which of the methods below would allow this? You could add: (Choose any that apply. )     two 5 Ohm resistors   another 10 Ohm resistor   ten 1 Ohm resistors   one 20 Ohm resistor

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can someone show me how to do this problem step by step please a device can be modeled as a current source in parallell wih a resistance

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