Question 4: This question is a "theoretical game." Don't actually try to find resistors in the stock room to solve this question. Suppose you have only two boxes of resistors available to you. One box is filled with 10002 resistors, and the other box is filled with 6000 resistors. However, you need a 13000 resistance. How could you use these resistors to produce the desired 13002 resistance? Show how (draw a circuit diagram of the resistors – similar to Figure 1 and 2) you would connect/combine the necessary resistors together, and include the theoretical calculations that verify that this combination indeed results in a 13002 resistance.

Question 4: This question is a "theoretical game." Don't actually try to find resistors in the stock room to solve this question. Suppose you have only two boxes of resistors available to you. One box is filled with 10002 resistors, and the other box is filled with 6000 resistors. However, you need a 13000 resistance. How could you use these resistors to produce the desired 13002 resistance? Show how (draw a circuit diagram of the resistors – similar to Figure 1 and 2) you would connect/combine the necessary resistors together, and include the theoretical calculations that verify that this combination indeed results in a 13002 resistance.

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