Difference between revisions of "19.2"

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Follow the steps shown below
 
Follow the steps shown below
 
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'''Step one: Combine 11 ohms and 13 ohms'''
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'''Step One: Combine 11 ohms and 13 ohms'''
 
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[[Image:19.2.2.GIF‎]]
 
[[Image:19.2.2.GIF‎]]
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To combine the two resistors... [(11^-1)+(13^-1)]^-1
 
To combine the two resistors... [(11^-1)+(13^-1)]^-1
 
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the combined resistors equal 5.958 and should be stored in alpha A
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the combined resistors equal 5.958 ohms and should be stored in alpha A
 
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'''Step Two: Combine 3 ohms and A, or 5.958 ohms.'''
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'''Step Two: Combine 3 ohms and A (5.958 ohms).'''
 
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[[Image:19.2.3.GIF‎]]
 
[[Image:19.2.3.GIF‎]]
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To combine the two resistors... [(3^-1)+(A^-1)]^-1
 
To combine the two resistors... [(3^-1)+(A^-1)]^-1
 
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the combined resistors equal 8.958 and should be stored in alpha B
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the combined resistors equal 8.958 ohms and should be stored in alpha B
 
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'''Step Three: Combine 15 ohms and B (8.958 ohms).'''
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[[Image:19.2.4.GIF‎]]
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To combine the two resistors... [(15^-1)+(B^-1)]^-1
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the combined resistors equal 5.60869 ohms and should be stored in alpha C

Revision as of 21:56, 5 January 2010

19.2.1.GIF
To start we need to consolidate this circuit.

Follow the steps shown below

Step One: Combine 11 ohms and 13 ohms
19.2.2.GIF
To combine the two resistors... [(11^-1)+(13^-1)]^-1
the combined resistors equal 5.958 ohms and should be stored in alpha A

Step Two: Combine 3 ohms and A (5.958 ohms).
19.2.3.GIF
To combine the two resistors... [(3^-1)+(A^-1)]^-1
the combined resistors equal 8.958 ohms and should be stored in alpha B

Step Three: Combine 15 ohms and B (8.958 ohms).
19.2.4.GIF
To combine the two resistors... [(15^-1)+(B^-1)]^-1
the combined resistors equal 5.60869 ohms and should be stored in alpha C