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What is the Equivalent Resistance in a Series Circuit?
Yes but i don't know how is it connected the R1,and how to find the eq reasistance of this circuit can u help me :/ .- Dr.Phy
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What is the Equivalent Resistance in a Series Circuit?
R2,R3 are connected in series.And R4 R1 in paralel?- Dr.Phy
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What is the Equivalent Resistance in a Series Circuit?
Then I did it so:R23=2Ω +2Ω =4Ω and 1/Re=1/4Ω + 1/2Ω +1/2Ω = 5/4Ω Re=4Ω /5? Is this the right way of slowing it?- Dr.Phy
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What is the Equivalent Resistance in a Series Circuit?
Can it be formed so?- Dr.Phy
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What is the Equivalent Resistance in a Series Circuit?
Hi guys,I'm new here and maybe I'm posting this homework in a wrong part of the forum.I tried to find the equivalent resistance.It may be a simple homework but I am learning first for the electricy physic.I tried to find Re first R2+R3=4 Ω and than found Re=1/4 Ω + 1/2 Ω + 1/2 Ω can i slove it...- Dr.Phy
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- Equivalent Equivalent resistance Resistance
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The distance between 2 spheres in pendulum
Hi guys,first nice to meet you I am new here.Im working on a physics homework and i.ve already done it but i don't know why the x=2lsinx ( x=distance between 2 spheres in pendulum). (P.S sorry for my bad english,im from Germany). Is that from a trig identity? I think I've understand it but if...- Dr.Phy
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- Pendulum Spheres
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