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PROTECTED VEN Be careful files from the Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing Task 2 (of 2) OBJECTIVE: To practice how to take information from the user in the form of lists and utilize them in basic calculations and conditions. In Homework 8.1, you created two Python functions that calculated the equivalent resistance of two resistors connected in either series or in parallel. After doing a little exploration, you've found that resistors connected in series and parallel have a unique purpose in circuit design. When two resistors are connected in series, they divide the total voltage into two smaller voltages. Similarly, when two resistors are connected in parallel, they divide the total current into two smaller currents. These types of applications are useful if, for instance, you have a 9V battery but only want 5V to run your circuitry In your research, you've found the relationships below for series and parallel connected resistors. Series Parallel Rtotal R+R2 Rtotal R, +R, R, +R Rtotal 2R1+R2 To help you the next time you need to design a circuit, you decide a write a Python program that will tell you the performance of two resistors connected in either series or parallel. Your program should prompt the user for: Two resistor values, entered as a list or tuple The value of the voltage source driving t .Whether the resistors are connected in parallel or series Your program should check to ensure that the resistor values are appropriate (i.e. non-negative). If there is a problem with the resistor values, the program should display a message to the user and terminate. Otherwise, it should compute and display the following, depending on the way the resistors are connected: The total combined resistance (hint: use your functions from before!) The voltage on each resistor The current through each resistor Name your file Homework 11_2_Task2_UCusrname.py Submit the filels): PROTECTED VEN Be careful files from the Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View. Enable Editing Task 2 (of 2) OBJECTIVE: To practice how to take information from the user in the form of lists and utilize them in basic calculations and conditions. In Homework 8.1, you created two Python functions that calculated the equivalent resistance of two resistors connected in either series or in parallel. After doing a little exploration, you've found that resistors connected in series and parallel have a unique purpose in circuit design. When two resistors are connected in series, they divide the total voltage into two smaller voltages. Similarly, when two resistors are connected in parallel, they divide the total current into two smaller currents. These types of applications are useful if, for instance, you have a 9V battery but only want 5V to run your circuitry In your research, you've found the relationships below for series and parallel connected resistors. Series Parallel Rtotal R+R2 Rtotal R, +R, R, +R Rtotal 2R1+R2 To help you the next time you need to design a circuit, you decide a write a Python program that will tell you the performance of two resistors connected in either series or parallel. Your program should prompt the user for: Two resistor values, entered as a list or tuple The value of the voltage source driving t .Whether the resistors are connected in parallel or series Your program should check to ensure that the resistor values are appropriate (i.e. non-negative). If there is a problem with the resistor values, the program should display a message to the user and terminate. Otherwise, it should compute and display the following, depending on the way the resistors are connected: The total combined resistance (hint: use your functions from before!) The voltage on each resistor The current through each resistor Name your file Homework 11_2_Task2_UCusrname.py Submit the filels)