Thank you Gaspare,
Just wanted to mention that i also figured out another way to get that number
by taking R2xR3 which is 1500 then taking R2+R3 Which is 80 then dividing 1500 over 80= 18.75
? for teacher, will this work in every application?
How do you come up with the number 18.75 in the presentation when measuring for total load resistance on a parallel circuit, i dont know what you mean by 1 over 1 over 30
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