Question 12In order to perform an experiment on electric circuits, a student has to use a 6-ohm resistor, but finds that the laboratory already ran out of 6-ohm resistors. They find a large amount of 9-ohm resistors though. What should they do to get exactly 6 ohms?O1. Take six 9-ohm resistors.2. Connect three 9-ohm resistors in parallel and do the same for the remaining three.3. Connect the two parallel combinations in series.O1. Take four 9-ohm resistors.2. Connect two of the four 9-ohm resistors in parallel.3. Connect the parallel combination in series with the third 9-ohm resistor.4. Connect the series connection in parallel with the last 9-ohm resistor.O The answer cannot be found on the other choices.1. Take nine 9-ohm resistors.2. Connect three 9-ohm resistors in series.3. Connect this series connection and all the remaining six in parallel.O O

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Question 12 In order to perform an experiment on electric circuits, a student has to use a 6-ohm resistor, but finds that the laboratory already ran out of 6-ohm resistors. They find a large amount of 9-ohm resistors though. What should they do to get exactly 6 ohms? 1. Take six 9-ohm resistors. 2. Connect three 9-ohm resistors in parallel and do the same for the remaining three. 3. Connect the two parallel combinations in series. 1. Take four 9-ohm resistors. 2. Connect two of the four 9-ohm resistors in parallel. 3. Connect the parallel combination in series with the third 9-ohm resistor. 4. Connect the series connection in parallel with the last 9-ohm resistor. O The answer cannot be found on the other choices. 1. Take nine 9-ohm resistors. 2. Connect three 9-ohm resistors in series. 3. Connect this series connection and all the remaining six in parallel.

Question 12 In order to perform an experiment on electric circuits, a student has to use a 6-ohm resistor, but finds that the laboratory already ran out of 6-ohm resistors. They find a large amount of 9-ohm resistors though. What should they do to get exactly 6 ohms? 1. Take six 9-ohm resistors. 2. Connect three 9-ohm resistors in parallel and do the same for the remaining three. 3. Connect the two parallel combinations in series. 1. Take four 9-ohm resistors. 2. Connect two of the four 9-ohm resistors in parallel. 3. Connect the parallel combination in series with the third 9-ohm resistor. 4. Connect the series connection in parallel with the last 9-ohm resistor. O The answer cannot be found on the other choices. 1. Take nine 9-ohm resistors. 2. Connect three 9-ohm resistors in series. 3. Connect this series connection and all the remaining six in parallel.

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11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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