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PainterGuy
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hello everyone,
can someone please help me with the problem in the circuit on the following link:-
http://img848.imageshack.us/img848/1108/groundproblem.jpg
there are two grounds (0V) (which means they can be connected to complete the circuit). don't you think there is problem with the circuit?
going counter clockwise: the voltage at "b" is 20V, at "a" 16V, and after traversing the E1=10V, the remaining voltage is 6V. do you get my what i am trying to say? perhaps, more volts need to drop across the resistor R.
i am very grateful for any help you can give me.
cheers
can someone please help me with the problem in the circuit on the following link:-
http://img848.imageshack.us/img848/1108/groundproblem.jpg
there are two grounds (0V) (which means they can be connected to complete the circuit). don't you think there is problem with the circuit?
going counter clockwise: the voltage at "b" is 20V, at "a" 16V, and after traversing the E1=10V, the remaining voltage is 6V. do you get my what i am trying to say? perhaps, more volts need to drop across the resistor R.
i am very grateful for any help you can give me.
cheers