DQuestion 163.2.7 Resistors in SeriesSuppose you connect a wire between R1 and R2 such that there is asingle path for the current to reach from pin-A to pin-B, through R1followed by R2. In this case, It is said that R1 is in series with R2.R₂AwwwR₁BWhat do you expect the equivalent resistance between the two pinsto be?0⁰OR1+R201/(1/R1+1/R2)O infiniteQuestion 17Connect a wire from row 13 to row 18.Measure the resistance between the pins - what is the outcome ofthis measurement?Question 18Did the outcome of your experiment match your expectation, or wasit surprising? Either way, offer an interpretation of the outcome.Edit View Insert Format Tools Table14pt Paragraph BIU A PT²# D3.2.7 Resistors in ParallelSuppose you connect a wire across R1, and connect another wireacross R2. (That is to say, combine the two situations above.) Thisprovides alternate paths for the current to reach from pin-A to pin-B, through either R1 or R2. In this case, It is said that R1 is in parallelwith R2.wwwR₁ABWhat do you expect the equivalent resistance between the two pinsto be?0⁰OR1+R2O1/(1/R1+1/R2)OR1-R2R2-R1Question 14Connect a wire from row 1 to row 18, and connect another wire row13 to row 30.Measure the resistance between the pins -- what is the outcome ofthis measurement?Question 15R₂Did the outcome of your experiment match your expectation, or wasit surprising? Either way, offer an interpretation of the outcome.Edit View Insert14pt ✓ParagraphFormat Tools TableUA 2 T²BII

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across R2. (That is to say, combine the two situations above.) This
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with R2.
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