"Resistors in Series and Parallel" PART1: The Resistors in Series Objective: To analyze the relationship of current, resistance, and voltage for individual resistors connected in series using a lab result. Directions: Students conducted an experiment using 2 resistors connected in series. Analyze the data table obtained from the experiment. Answer the guide questions accompanying the table. Table 1: The Resistors in Series V1 (V) V2 (V) 1.50 I2 (A) Req (2) 40 V total (V) Set- R1 () R2 (2) up (A) 0.075 0.075 3.00 20 20 50 20 1.50 50 0.860 0.043 0.043 70 3.00 2.14 1.45 50 1.45 0.03 0.03 100 3.00 1. From the result of the experiment, what can you infer about the total voltage as compared to the values of the individual voltage of the resistor? Write an expression that relates total voltage with the individual voltage across the resistor. 2. Compare the values of I, and I2. What can you say about the value of the current for each resistor in the setup? 3. Calculate the ratio of the total voltage (Votat) and the equivalent resistance (Reg) for each setup. How do the values of the ratio of Vtota! and Reg compare with the / in each resistor? What can you infer from these values? 4. What can you infer about the value of the equivalent resistance compared to the value of the resistors? From the result of equivalent resistance, write an expression of the Reg with the individual value of the resistor. PART2: The Resistors in Parallel Objective: To analyze the relationship of current, resistance, and voltage for individual resistors connected in parallel using a lab result. Directions: Students conducted an experiment using 2 resistors connected in parallel. Analyze the data table obtained from the experiment. Answer the guide questions accompanying the table.