stephen8686
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Hello guys,
I'm reviewing for the AP physics C exam and in one of my review books I came across this trick called a VIR chart for circuit analysis. It's a sort of weird alternative to the usual Loop Rule. If you haven't heard of it before here it is: https://jacobsphysics.blogspot.com/2009/03/i-got-email-from-geoff-clarion-other.html?m=1
I found this to be much quicker and more intuitive than the loop rule usually is but I'm not sure how it could be done with a two-battery circuit. I suppose it can't be used with rc or rl circuits either?
I'm reviewing for the AP physics C exam and in one of my review books I came across this trick called a VIR chart for circuit analysis. It's a sort of weird alternative to the usual Loop Rule. If you haven't heard of it before here it is: https://jacobsphysics.blogspot.com/2009/03/i-got-email-from-geoff-clarion-other.html?m=1
I found this to be much quicker and more intuitive than the loop rule usually is but I'm not sure how it could be done with a two-battery circuit. I suppose it can't be used with rc or rl circuits either?