Resistors : Series and Parallel | 3D Animation | Electronics for beginners

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This video explains about the resistors in parallel and series. And how the equation are made.
A resistor is a passive two-terminal electrical component that implements electrical resistance as a circuit element. In electronic circuits, resistors are used to reduce current flow, adjust signal levels, to divide voltages, bias active elements, and terminate transmission lines, among other uses.
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Sir in a conductor atom are also work as resistors bcaz they also resist the flow of charge (electrons) but I often notice that in the circuit there are signs of resistance and one can say that here the 2 resistors of 3 ohm or 4 resistors of 5 ohm whatever but why the people do not count the value of resistance of atoms why sir?? Please clear my this doubt

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Does resistors in series reduce the value of current amps

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Ok, someone tell me if i got this right. In series the resistance increases and in parallel the resistance decreases? am I right or wrong?

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Series resisters reduce the voltage not current. But in parallel resisters current will drop but voltage will be same.

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I have a question if i connect 4 resistors 100 ohms each in parallel will the ohms increase to be 400 ohms please tell me

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resistors in parrallel decrease the net value of resistance. In your case, the net will become 25 ohms.

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