The discussion revolves around a circuit problem involving two resistances of 14 ohms and 10 ohms. Participants are exploring the concept of "opposing resistance" and its implications within the context of electrical circuits.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants seeking clarification on the terminology and context of the problem. There is a lack of consensus on the interpretation of "opposing resistance," and multiple interpretations are being explored.
Some participants note the need for additional context, such as a diagram or details on how the resistances are connected, to better understand the question posed by the teacher.
You need to give more context.Froskersss said:Homework Statement:: Is there anything called opposing resistance.
Relevant Equations:: Well this is not a homework.
I don't know about it. Please help.
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How are they connected? Is there a diagram?Froskersss said:Well my teacher asked the question that there are two resistance of 14ohm and 10ohm so what is the opposing resistance.
Froskersss said:Well my teacher asked the question that there are two resistance of 14ohm and 10ohm so what is the opposing resistance.