Question: Deriving Series and Parallel Equivalent Resistances: (a) Currently Concurrent Currents: See the diagram below. If the currents I 1 = 5 A and I 2

Deriving Series and Parallel Equivalent Resistances:

(a) Currently Concurrent Currents: See the diagram below. If the currents I1 = 5 A and I2 =3A, what is I3?

(b) Ohm's Law: What is the current flowing through this circuit?

(c) Series Equivalent Resistance: Using the fact that the voltage needs to drop from V to zero after crossing both resistors, the junction rule, and applying Ohm's law to each resistor, find the equivalent resistance RA in terms of R1 and R2.

(d) Parallel Equivalent Resistance: Using the fact that the voltage drops from V to zero across either resistor, the junction rule, and applying Ohm's law to each resistor, find the equivalent resistance RA in terms of R1 and R2.

Deriving Series and Parallel Equivalent Resistances: (a) Currently Concurrent Currents: See the

a ) Iz I 3 b ) V R RA C ) RZ V -> V = IRA V = V , + V z RA = ? I RA R BR Z V V = I RA I = I, + Iz RA =

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