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You are a life saver! I had no clue what the hell I was looking at after being so used to normal phase diagrams in chem this confused the hell outta me
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Hey, thanks for the video! When they test us, do they provide dual monitors or we have to suffice with a single monitor? Just so it is easier to look at the handbook one screen and questions on the other. Thanks!
I think you labeled the resistors wrong. According to the book Grob's Basic Electronics tenth edition you need to label a resistor terminal as negative when electrons enter it. Also the way you have the loops drawn shows that you are following electron flow for the first loop and conventional flow for the second loop, are you not supposed to pick one and then stay consistent? I'm not an expert these are just my observations. Please feel free to correct me. I'm looking at the topic called Method of Branch Currents. I'm still trying to figure out the difference between Method of Branch Currents and Method of Mesh Currents.
hmmm...not sure what to tell you. The audio is stereo, so you should be hearing it in both ears. Sorry for the issue. I hope the information was still helpful!