Series Circuit 1 Calculated Total Resistance: 6.5 k2 Measured Total Resistance: 6.488 k2 Calculated Measured Current Total Current Total Power Point A Point B Point C 0.231 mA 0.346 mA 0.231 mA 0.231 mA 0.231 mA Table 4.1 Measured Power (using measured voltage and measured resistance) Calculated Measured Percent Voltage Drop Voltage Drop Error R1 0.2308 V 0.231 V 0.08% 0.053 mW R2 0.5077 V 0.508 V 0.05% 0.117 mW R3 0.7615 V 0.761 V 0.06% 0.176 mW Total 1.5 V 1.5 V 0.19% 0.346 mW Table 4.2

Series Circuit 1 Calculated Total Resistance: 6.5 k2 Measured Total Resistance: 6.488 k2 Calculated Measured Current Total Current Total Power Point A Point B Point C 0.231 mA 0.346 mA 0.231 mA 0.231 mA 0.231 mA Table 4.1 Measured Power (using measured voltage and measured resistance) Calculated Measured Percent Voltage Drop Voltage Drop Error R1 0.2308 V 0.231 V 0.08% 0.053 mW R2 0.5077 V 0.508 V 0.05% 0.117 mW R3 0.7615 V 0.761 V 0.06% 0.176 mW Total 1.5 V 1.5 V 0.19% 0.346 mW Table 4.2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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