How Does Ohm's Law Apply to Parallel Circuits?

n124122 · Apr 30, 2016

*U=voltage

Homework Equations

U=IR (V=IR)

The Attempt at a Solution

200mA=0,2A --> 0,2*50=10V...? So because it's parallel the source should be 10V too right?

ehild · Apr 30, 2016

n124122 said:

*U=voltage

Homework Equations

U=IR (V=IR)

The Attempt at a Solution

200mA=0,2A --> 0,2*50=10V...? So because it's parallel the source should be 10V too right?

Right. :)

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The Attempt at a Solution

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