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For the circuit drawn inside, what will be the voltage drop across R_2? A. 9.47 V B. 14.2 V C. 21.3 V D. 45.0 V
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When you combine all of the resistors...what do you get for the equivalent resistance?
95?
Correct... so if we were to redraw our circuit now... |dw:1433874008656:dw| What would be the total current going through the resistor?
45?
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Current, not Voltage :) \[\large I = \frac{V}{R}\]
oh oops! so 45/95? = 0.47? :/
Right...that is our current that goes through our entire circuit here Now that we know that, we break apart our circuit again to the original with the current drawn in |dw:1433874182301:dw|
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