Resistors Connected in Series and Ohm's Law. How to Find Total Resistance, Current and Voltage 

How to use basic ohm's law calculations for series connected resistors to find voltage (V), current (I) and resistance (R). In this video we use ohms law to calculate circuit current, total resistance and supply voltage of series connected resistors. Full examples are given to work out the total resistance of a number of series connected resistors the current flowing in the circuit and the potential difference (voltage) across them.
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00:00 - Series connected resistors
00:37 - Current flow
01:03 - 2 resistors in series
01:30 - Current flow with 2 resistors connected in series
01:58 - PD potential difference (voltage) across each resistor
02:53 - 3 resistors in series
03:28 - Current flow with 3 resistors connected in series
03:48 - PD potential difference (voltage) across each resistor
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