How To Solve Any Resistors In Series and Parallel Combination Circuit Problems in Physics

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I have a question at problem 1 sir, if we change the value of resistor F to E from 5 to 10 ohms, why does its value of power not equal anymore?

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Proof, once again, that expertise in a subject is never a substitute for skill at explaining a subject.

Rhetoric and expertise in a particular domain are two different skill sets.

There are no good introductions to DC circuits on the (free, non-paywalled) internet, and frankly, anarchic train wrecks like this and Khan Academy do more to gatekeep knowledge than to share it.

This is, as Edsgar Djykstra used to say. "considered harmful."