Resistors In Series and Parallel Circuits - Keeping It Simple!

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this was so helpful. thank you so much😘

This video genuinely helped me understand how current and voltage split across 2 different resistors. Thank you so much

I am using this for revision before the big exam on monday. I am starting to understand better

You didn't explain how you calculated (1/R + 1/R)-1

Wish I had you and your videos 20 years ago when i did this in college

Thanks man youre à beast

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I fell asleep in class and missed this part, big thanks

Bro can you help me? I was given only one value of the resistance, and asked to find the total resistance in a parallel and series circuit

Excellent class. Helped me a lot. Thanks

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This man is amazing, was stuck on a problem for 45 minutes, and watched his video and ended up getting it right, Thank you!

I have a 10Megohm resistor that i need to replace and can't find one to replace it what values resistors can i use to make 10 Meghoms? and how do i combine them? in series or parallel? anyone know?
Thank you

Very confusing video.

Was truly struggling in my electrical class before watching this. Makes so much more sense now, thank you so much.

i hate when people give an answer to an equation without showing how they got it, it gives me a headache. how did he get 4ohms from that first equation someone please help

Hey dude, i cant thank you enough for these videos. I am studying for a test for my dream job, you helped me understand so much and gave me the confidence to go into this test not feeling stressed out. If i get this job it will change my life. Just wanted to let you know how grateful i am.

wait what formula do you use to find the current 3?

ima just sell drugs this is too confusing

What’s this chemistry? It’s very complex. I’m doing level 2 electrical installation lol

I only level 2

Thanks a lot man, this really helps

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holy crap i've been stuck on a problem for two hours and this cleared it up INSTANTLY. you are a GOD. thank you SO MUCH.

This was so helpful thanks man... But I think u complicated the equartions a bit to much but I think this might save my whole grade 👍

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u need to get 0 W of total p, bcs of tellegen-theorm, dont u?

you made it easy bro. thanks

I have a final exam and I hope this can help 😢

you really make it more diffcult than it already is, you piece of sht

Why _1 on the pracet

Great channel! I am using your channel with my grade 9 daughter. I need to refresh my knowledge as she's studying this material. Thanks!

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Is it still the same if the R1 was in series and R2 and R3 were in parallel?

Teaching is not your forte. Show the math. All your doing is re-drawing schematics.

To everyone in the comments, don't be disappointed
This lesson is different. Do not expect that you will be able to solve all the questions. You must practice a lot and a lot to master the solution

This video is SO helpful. The book I study from just skipped the part about how to redraw it's like it's saying "you can't be so dumb as to not be able to figure it out yourself *gasp*"

Thank you very much for the video. Please, can I know the name of this app or shortwave you are using to do the video teaching. Thanks in anticipation for your reply. My Best Regards.

I can’t understand this even after watch the 30 minutes video 😪😪

The VIR chart is the most efficient method.

thx for being better than my teacher

This is highly misleading, a voltage only makes sense as reference to a difference between two specific points in a circuit , labeling resistors in the circuit has having a voltage has just confused over 290k thousand people and counting.

What happens in this situation?:

V+——r1——r3———c1——gnd
r1——r2———gnd

Genuine legend right here. Got a drop kick for a teacher and you’ve explained more in 10 mins that he could in a semester