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Please check my answers: Combined Circuit
Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Vt=30V It=4.3A Rt=7Ω V1=12.9V V2=2.15V V3=2.15V V4=4.3V V5=12.9V VA=4.3V VB=4.3V I1=4.3A I2=2.15A I3=2.15A I4=2.15A I5=4.3A IA=2.15A IB=4.3A R1=3Ω R2=1Ω R3=1Ω R4=2Ω R5=3Ω RA=2Ω RB=1Ω Did I break down the problem correctly...- j doe
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- Circuit Ohms law
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
i am in 10th grade and i recently just learned this- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
yes, i understand that but i don't get what makes a circuit a series or parallel.- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
is it the opposite?- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
3, 4, and 5 are parallel to each other. does that mean that 1 and 2 are series?- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
resistor 3 and when it leaves 3, it goes to 2? and when it leaves 2, it goes to 1?- j doe
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
oh to resistor 4?- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
back to resistor 1?- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
i'm not sure how to tell that apart.- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
is 2 and 4 in a parallel circuit as well as 3 and 5?- j doe
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What are the equations for solving combined circuit problems?
Homework Statement Homework Equations IR=V series circuit Vt = V1 + V2 + V3... It = I1 = I2 = I3... Rt = R1 + R2 + R3... parallel circuit Vt = V1 = V2 = V3... It = I1 + I2 + I3... Rt = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3... The Attempt at a Solution i honestly have no idea where to start. may someone pls...- j doe
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- Circuit Ohms law Physics
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High School Magnet Attracts North End of Compass: Meaning
oh okay so the side that the magnet attracts north on a compass is the south pole of the magnet?- j doe
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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High School Magnet Attracts North End of Compass: Meaning
that the part of the magnet that attracts north is also the north pole of the magnet- j doe
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High School Magnet Attracts North End of Compass: Meaning
when a magnet attracts the north end of a compass, what does that mean?- j doe
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- Magnet North pole Physics Pole Right hand rule
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Calculating Work Done by a Child Pulling a Toy Car
Homework Statement A child 1.52 meters tall pulled a 2.54 kg toy car for 10 meters. The car has a string attached to it, and when pulled creates a 25 degree angle from the horizon. If the string has a force of 123 N on it while being pulled, how much work did the child do? Homework Equations...- j doe
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- Car Physics Work Work done
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