The lecture Circuit Properties and Measurement by Jared Rovny, PhD is from the course Circuit Elements.
A circuit splits into 2 parallel branches. Branch A has two resistors, while branch B has only 1 resistor. If these resistors are all identical, how does the voltage drop across the 2 branches compare?
Two resistors A and B are in series with each other and connected to a battery. If resistor A is twice the resistance of resistor B, how does the current passing through each resistor compare?
A voltmeter is connected to either side of a 5 kΩ resistor. The voltmeter reads 10 Volts. How much current is running through this resistor?
There are 2 resistors in parallel. The resistance of one of the resistors is much greater than the other. Which of the following is true about the equivalent resistance?
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Professor Jared is clearly a genius. Thanks for explaining so well and giving so many detailed examples for helps ur retain the information better. I thought I was lost because I've always struggled in physics, but so happy now seeing my small progress. thank you