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The tag applies to electrical resistance and resistors. DO NOT USE THIS TAG for non-electrical resistance.
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Dependant source in RLC series circuit [closed]
I want to create a differential equation in the circuit below in terms if current but that dependent source is confusing me
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I am considering current $i$ in the loop so my equ …
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Parallel combination of batteries [closed]
What is the current through resistance of 6 ohm in the figure. please explain through Kirchoff laws and keep it simple on college level
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Resistances in parallel
On Microscopic level can you explain how the equivalent resistance of resistances connected in parallel is less than even the smallest resistance among them
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Why doesn't current decrease in series combination?
I know that the question is quite stupid but I want to get an insight of this case. consider 3 resistors connected in series with a battery, after the current passes through resistor 1 it loses some o …
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