The amount of time it took me to realize that the reason I wasn't getting the same answers as the video was due to me not converting the angle into radians when plugging into Desmos graphing calculator...
I don't know how to thank you. You really saved me 😭 I finished my final exam last night, and I used your method. It really makes the problem much easier 🥲
No sure it's been said, the final Ohm calculate to approx. 335.714 (3 d.p.) This circuit is essentially 3 resistors in series. R1 + RPequivalent + R3 R1=100, R3=150 and RPequivalent being a parallel circuit made of 3 resistors = 1/ (1/300 + 1/200 + 1/RSeq) RSequivalent = 50+250 = 300 one equation Rtotal = 100 + 1/ (1/300 + 1/200 + 1/300) + 150 ≈ 335.714 (3 d.p.) What I do like I about this method is the "stretching of the circuit" (as a whole) into one long string, which breaks the whole into segments that are either "series" or "parallel". That helps with calculations. Neat also, in adding the 0 Ohm resistor to get rid of joint 2 when working out the final resistance. Thank you Jesse for sharing this method with us starting out at "circuit analysis". :)
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Totally backwards. The current encounters the 150 ohm resistor first. Electrons flow from negative to positive. Nothing comes out of the positive terminal.
Brilliant! I retired from teaching in 2018 at a high school in Cape Town. I was born in 1955. My dad was a physics teacher. I also taught physics for a while, but your teaching is a stunning revelation to me! Thank you very much, Prof Mason.
since the resistors are connected in parallel you add 1/120 and 1/300. after that you find the reciprocal of the result which on calculating comes out to be 85.7. round it off to 86 and that becomes your equivalent resistance
