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R3 is incorrect and voltage across R3 is also incorrect.Sainvictus said:
The purpose of completing this table is to gain a better understanding of the circuit and its components. By filling in the table, we can analyze the voltage, current, and resistance at each point in the circuit and determine how the circuit is functioning.
In order to complete the table, we will need to measure the voltage and current at each point in the circuit using a voltmeter and ammeter. We will also need to know the resistance of each component in the circuit.
The voltage and current at each point in the circuit can be calculated using Ohm's Law, which states that V=IR (voltage equals current multiplied by resistance). This means that to find the voltage, we will need to know the current and resistance, and to find the current, we will need to know the voltage and resistance.
The resistance value tells us how much the circuit resists the flow of electricity. A higher resistance means that the circuit will require more voltage to maintain the same current, while a lower resistance means that the circuit will require less voltage for the same current. Resistance also affects the amount of heat produced in the circuit.
Voltage is measured in volts (V), current is measured in amperes (A), and resistance is measured in ohms (Ω).
