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- Homework Statement
- Draw an electric circuit potential graph and find out the potential difference between points B and C. The two resistors have equal values.
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Hi.
I have physics homework that I don't understand. Hopefully, someone here can give me some advice. So, the homework goes like this:
Draw an electric circuit potential graph and find out the potential difference between points B and C. The two resistors have equal values.
Believe me or not, I've been trying to solve this for days.
I know that the direction of the circuit flows from the positive pole to the negative pole. I have already calculated the voltage drops of the resistors by using the given voltages. (So, R1 & R2). ---> 24V-10V-8V = 6V : 2 --> 3V / per resistor. Have I done anything right? Could somebody please tell me what to do next and how? And with what formulas? I can draw the potential graph but I don't know how to find the right values.Thanks.
I have physics homework that I don't understand. Hopefully, someone here can give me some advice. So, the homework goes like this:
Draw an electric circuit potential graph and find out the potential difference between points B and C. The two resistors have equal values.
Believe me or not, I've been trying to solve this for days.
I know that the direction of the circuit flows from the positive pole to the negative pole. I have already calculated the voltage drops of the resistors by using the given voltages. (So, R1 & R2). ---> 24V-10V-8V = 6V : 2 --> 3V / per resistor. Have I done anything right? Could somebody please tell me what to do next and how? And with what formulas? I can draw the potential graph but I don't know how to find the right values.Thanks.