Physics 13.4.2h - Circuit Reduction Example

A circuit reduction problem. Calculating the total resistance of a network of resistors that involves a combination of resistors in series and parallel. From the Physics course by Derek Owens.

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• Resistors
• resistor network
• network of resistors
• circuit reduction
• series
• parallel
• series and parallel
• homeschool
• distance learning
• Derek Owens

[donteatthefood]

awsome how do i watch them in order?

[derekowens]

@donteatthefood Glad you like them!  All the videos are being indexed at the LucidEducation website

Enjoy,

DO

[TVBAngel]

it should be 12.529.

but thanks for all the help. this really helped me!

[derekowens]

Yes, thanks! I need to fix this one. Still, I'm glad it helped!

D.O.

[deyenak1]

Did you check your work?

[derekowens]

Yes, I realize there's a mistake here. It's on my To Do list.

Thanks,

D.O.

[tkdman45]

You taught in 1 minute and 30 seconds what my AP Phys 2 teacher has failed to teach like half our class in a week.

You are a gentleman and a scholar, sir.

[SenselessTalk]

Thanks you explain everything better :)

even with a mistake I learned well from this.

[albalogos]

Great sir.

May you tell me what's the software you use,regarding me it to message please.

[fortunate900]

12 + 5 = 17, my dear. ^_^

And, I like your videos, all of which are quite informative that they helped my cousin with his Electric circuits class... Thank you!

[moldedandhung]

For a little minute I learned over than an hour and a half class. Thus is very helpful for me.

[kingal73nz]

Great teaching method!

[ruthDvS1]

I'm taking a quiz tomorrow! wish me luck and thank you for your lecture Sir! :))))..i've always been watching your videos! keep it up!

[praveenrock5]

@TVBAngel actually he's correct

[satangel6667]

I learned more in 6 minutes than my college instructor could show us in like a 2 hour class. It all needs to be explained that right way. Thanks man.

[steedyhardcore]

this makes it so much easier to revise for my physics exam tomorrow, thanks!