Where Can I Find Effective Resources for Learning DC Circuits?

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Effective resources for learning about DC circuits include the website provided by a user, which offers targeted information and tools for understanding electricity concepts. The original poster expressed difficulty with their current textbook, "Fundamentals of Physics" by Halliday, Resnick, and Walker, indicating it lacks clarity on the subject. Users in the discussion recommended various online resources and tutorials to supplement learning. The conversation highlights the importance of finding accessible and clear educational materials for mastering DC circuits. Overall, leveraging online platforms can significantly enhance understanding of electrical concepts.
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im trying to learn about electricity (especially DC circuits) and having a tough time, the textbook i am using 'fundamentals of physics' by halliday,resnick, and walker doesn't do a very good job of explaining. does anyone know of any good resources that could help?
 
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pretty much exactly what i was looking for. thanks!
 

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