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You have a DC source of 12 volts. This is attached to a series
circuit of two resistors, one is 8 ohms, the other is 5 ohms.

What is the total power consumed by the circuit?

What is the voltage across the 5 ohm resistor?

How much current flows through each resistor?

Answers on Monday night.

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Total power 11W
4.61V across 5 Ohm
923mA flows in each resistor

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

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"Professor" wrote:
Total power 11W
4.61V across 5 Ohm
923mA flows in each resistor

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

Quoting the text you're responding to is cornfusing for you, eh?

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Sorry you're confused... I'll type slower.

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

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"Professor" wrote:
Sorry you're confused... I'll type slower.

Keep advertising your skywares, Brian. lol

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You bet I will...

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com


Steveo wrote:
Keep advertising your skywares, Brian. lol

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That's the only reason you post, griffy. To hang your tired out laundry
again.

I sell more grub control in one growing $eason than you'll ever sell in
junk amps in a lifetime. (grub control is an add on option)

Don't see me $ig hawking my wares do you, spamtard?




"Professor" wrote:
You bet I will...

Professor
www.telstar-spamtard

Steveo wrote:
Keep advertising your skywares, Brian.

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Steve-o,

Yes, I guess your grub control and other lawn/garden products you sell
in your landscaping business are quite lucrative. It won't be long
until spring... and then your manure business should be picking up
again...

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com


Steveo wrote:
That's the only reason you post, griffy. To hang your tired out laundry
again.

I sell more grub control in one growing $eason than you'll ever sell in
junk amps in a lifetime. (grub control is an add on option)

Don't see me $ig hawking my wares do you, spamtard?

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Yes, and you'll still be hawking broken down cb amps in your sig file.

"Professor" wrote:
Steve-o,

Yes, I guess your grub control and other lawn/garden products you sell
in your landscaping business are quite lucrative. It won't be long
until spring... and then your manure business should be picking up
again...

Professor
www.telstarthespamtard.

Steveo wrote:
That's the only reason you post, griffy. To hang your tired out laundry
again.

I sell more grub control in one growing $eason than you'll ever sell in
junk amps in a lifetime. (grub control is an add on option)

Don't see me $ig hawking my wares do you, spamtard?