How to graph total resistance exerted on each of the resistors on a series circuit. (red, blue and green)

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anonymous · Answer

Graph?

anonymous · Answer

Is this for a diagram you were given, or is the whole question?

anonymous · Answer

whole question...

anonymous · Answer

Well, obviously from Ohm's Law R = V/I. Maybe they just want you to say that you need to put the current on the x-axis and the voltage on the y-axis?

anonymous · Answer

Then plot the points (I,V) for each resistor in the circuit to make a line with a slope that has the total voltage.

anonymous · Answer

So, it wasn't the whole question -_-

anonymous · Answer

Alright, what do you mean by given a voltage of 9.01 and 10.0? is that the initial and finale voltage exerted for a particular resistor?

anonymous · Answer

that's for the 9.01 series

anonymous · Answer

Wait, so there's two circuits?

anonymous · Answer

no thats before circuits

anonymous · Answer

Have you not been given any values for current?

anonymous · Answer

no I have not

anonymous · Answer

Hm. I'm afraid I can't help you. The folks over in the Physics section or in one of those HW help Physics forums might be able to though. Sorry.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks for the help though!