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Aren't these resistors in parallel?
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Wouldn't total resistance be ((1/5) + 1/1)^-1 ?
The question asks me to find the current in this circuit. The answer key says that I use Ohm's Law I = V/R and R= 6 V=12
Which means they just added the resistors together, but to my understanding in a parallel circuit resistors are divided?
they are in series lol
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lol wut
These resistors are definitely in series (with the battery). To find the total circuit resistance, add the 2 resistors together.
Chupa: I hope your "lol wut" doesn't reflect your true attitude towards learning this material.
No, I was just confused. I want to learn, I wouldn't be here I didn't.
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