The discussion clarifies the use of commas in the context of circuit equations, specifically in the expression "R1= R2, R3 =150 Ω." The comma indicates two separate facts: R1 is equal to R2, and R3 is equal to 150 ohms. This distinction is crucial for understanding the equivalent resistance of parallel circuits. Participants emphasized the importance of clear communication and providing complete information, including diagrams, for effective assistance.
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It would help us help you if we could see the whole question, including any diagram.danielsmith123123 said:
Oh, i see it now, I was overthinking it a lot. Thank you and sorryharuspex said:
