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Okay that makes more sense. I wasn't sure if he was talking about the positive and negative terminals of the voltage source or if it was the the amplifier. Thanks for explaining it.

V+ is 1uV and the other is grounded right? so 1 - 0 = 1uV * 1,000,000. I have hardly been taught this and I'm supposed to just figure it out. is V- not 0?

so then it would be Vout = 1,000,000 * 1uV?

Homework Statement I'm just not sure how to do this at all really. My instructor never talked about gains and I can't find anything useful on the web. Any help is appreciated.

I don't have any parts to test on. I was just learning about in series and parallel resistors, but mostly about finding equivalent resistors.

Homework Statement http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/megajette2/2.png I'm not really sure about this. If someone could just explain the concept so i can figure it out, it would be much appreciated. Neither one of them looks like a valid connection, but i have no experience with this.

Thanks so much for your explanation. I'm pretty new to this stuff and kind of having a hard time. I'll definitely use this on the rest of my homework. Thanks again.

Homework Statement http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/megajette2/Resistornetwork.png Homework Equations parallel resistors share the same nodes or terminals and simplify to (a*b)/(a+b). in series resistors values are added. The Attempt at a Solution...

That means the answer would be D because it has the highest Amp-hours. So the amount of volts has no affect on stored charge?

Homework Statement Which of the following batteries has the most stored charge? Their ratings are shown below. Explain your answer. a) 12V, 500mAh b) 1.2V, 1200uAh c) 6V, 3.14159x10e17 electrons d) 6V, 0.01MAh 2. The attempt at a solution I think the answer is d because 0.01MAh = 10,000Ah...

Haha wow. so i was just doing the percentage wrong. I set up proportions for a bunch of my other problems but didn't for this one. 0.5Ah/80 = x/100, x = 0.625Ah. Thanks.

Homework Statement A 5 volt camcorder now holds 20% fewer electrons than it did two years ago. Today, with a fully charged battery, a user can get 30 minutes of operation before the battery is dead. What was the original AH rating of the battery? The camcorder consumes 1A when operating. 2...