Series and Parallel Combination Circuits Explained | How to Solve Any Series and Parallel Circuit?

In our previous lessons, we examined series and parallel connected circuits. In this lesson, I will explain the working principle of combination (series and parallel) circuits. At the end of this lesson, you will learn how to calculate equivalent resistance, current and voltage in series-parallel connected resistors.
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[@skipodap1]

great video. thank you

[@francisedger2095]

greatly presented,big up

[@ikpalian4413]

Wonderful

[@Captain_911]

Thanks a lot for your all videos Sir. They are very useful and interesting. You have explained variety of electronic components, but why don't you make video about Capacitor?

[@eeapplications]

Thank you so much 😊 I'm so glad you like the videos. There is a video about capacitor on our channel. I suggest you watch that video. More will come in the future 🙃

[@kaguramoonton9731]

Hello Kailee.

[@davismelville1404]

Minute 1:19 What do you mean by "multiply inside and outside"?

[@seanmahoney1077]

Cross multiply. 3Ra=6KOhms => 1 Ra = 2 KOhms

[@S_Almheiri]

@@seanmahoney1077 why didn't he do 1/3 + 1/6 = 1/2 ?? I was told to find Req in parallel circuits I has to do Req = 1/r1 + 1/r2

[@gul4650]

Hi.

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[@kaluchka2]

Theory has its purpose but humans are wired to work in practical problems like " I have a 12V 200 mA LED and I need to make a Voltage divider to power it with a 20V source and need it to use at a minimum wasted wasted energy and simplest circuit " ... It will make more sense to 95% of us....