IES CIRCUIT 1. Create the circuit shown in figure A. 2. Measure and record Vad, Vab, Vbc, Vcd, Vac, la, Ib, Ic and Id. 3. Compute for the total resistance. 4. Using the formula Rt = Vad/la, determine the totalresistance on the circuit 5. Record the result in table 1. EALLEL CIRCUIT 1. Create the circuit shown in figure B. 2. Measure and record Vah, Vbg, Vcf, Vde, 16k, 13k and 12k and Itotal. 3. Compute the total resistance. 4. Using the formula Rt=Vah/It, compute for the total resistance. 5. Record the results in table 2. R3 la 6kn V1 R2 3kn 12V Figure A R1 2ka d a d V2 12V R6 6k2 R5 3k2 R4 2k2 Figure B e

IES CIRCUIT 1. Create the circuit shown in figure A. 2. Measure and record Vad, Vab, Vbc, Vcd, Vac, la, Ib, Ic and Id. 3. Compute for the total resistance. 4. Using the formula Rt = Vad/la, determine the totalresistance on the circuit 5. Record the result in table 1. EALLEL CIRCUIT 1. Create the circuit shown in figure B. 2. Measure and record Vah, Vbg, Vcf, Vde, 16k, 13k and 12k and Itotal. 3. Compute the total resistance. 4. Using the formula Rt=Vah/It, compute for the total resistance. 5. Record the results in table 2. R3 la 6kn V1 R2 3kn 12V Figure A R1 2ka d a d V2 12V R6 6k2 R5 3k2 R4 2k2 Figure B e

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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