The image contains the following text pertaining to an educational physics problem:---4) There are 250 mA in a parallel circuit with a total resistance of 1.5 kΩ. The current must be increased by 25%. How does the resistance need to be adjusted in the parallel to accomplish this?---This is a problem focusing on the relationship between current, resistance, and voltage in a parallel circuit. Students are required to understand the principle of Ohm's Law to solve this problem, where they need to calculate the adjustments required in resistance to achieve a specified increase in current.

Given current before adding a resistance I1=250 mAtotal resitance before adding resistance…

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4) There are 250 mA in a parallel circuit with a total resistance of 1.5k . The current must be increased by 25%. How does the resistance need to be adjusted in the parallel to accomplish this?