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casanova2528
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v1 of battery1 is higher than v2 of battery2
The circuit is arranged in a parallel way with 3 layers where the only
Resistor is in the middle layer.
battery1 is on the top layer and the only resistor is on middle layer
Battery2 is on bottom layer.
The terminals of the battery is not facing each other.It appears like the batteries are arranged in series, but
It is not! How does one calculate the current on resistor?
Does all the current from battery1 skip the resistor on the middle layer
And go to the negative terminal of the battery2 on third level?
The circuit is arranged in a parallel way with 3 layers where the only
Resistor is in the middle layer.
battery1 is on the top layer and the only resistor is on middle layer
Battery2 is on bottom layer.
The terminals of the battery is not facing each other.It appears like the batteries are arranged in series, but
It is not! How does one calculate the current on resistor?
Does all the current from battery1 skip the resistor on the middle layer
And go to the negative terminal of the battery2 on third level?