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Undergrad Voltage and current in a series circuit
Thanks for the reply. "If I measure the current at point A will it 0.02 A? I mean at A it has not passed through the resistance. So shouldn’t it be greater than 0.02 A and when meeting the resistance it reduces to 0.02A?" I still have doubts about it. I am posting the same question in a...- nsv23
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Undergrad Voltage and current in a series circuit
Consider the circuit in the attachment I know that the current is the same in a series circuit and voltage is divided at the 3 resistors. And resistance is added. R = R1 + R2 + R3 = 100 + 200 + 300 = 600 Ω. V = IR, 12 = I * 600, I = 0.02 amps = current flowing through the circuit. V1...- nsv23
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