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[@TheVidMonkeys]

You are honestly my new idol. Your lectures are incredible and clear. Better than any professor I have ever seen, I wish I could attend your lectures.

[@theengineeringstudent2678]

me too

[@origamimaster5829]

You are the best professor of this subject than anyone else out there.I wish you could be my professor for this Subject .

[@mansipatel5232]

amazing lectures...I learn a lot from watching your videos..THANK YOU SIR

[@WhatAboutYou123]

i love you

[@donkeydonkez8219]

What book are you using sir?

[@alexshami3315]

I love you man

[@jellyjiggler5311]

I wish you were my professor!

[@moinaction]

@ 6.04, the 10/7 A, is that just the current drawn by the 5 Ohm resistor only?

[@RahmaElsaeed-cf6ru]

I think it is wrong , it should be 2-10/7 because we calculate the current in resistance ( 2 ohm )

[@innobeethom8083]

The first calculation due to current source, the 2 you use to multply the bracket 2*(5/7). The 2 is it for the amps or the 2ohms?

[@ChaosxXxToXiC]

It's for the amps, it's the current divider rule, the 2 ohms is used in the 7 (2+5)ohm

[@omarshallaan8945]

thank you very much i understood a lot of things b. of you

[@suniln1967]

Thank you sir..

[@oohfern]

Thank youu

[@hanishgopi]

where can i get the book which is in your hand ??? please post the link to buy it online

[@juman5676]

ypu can find it online , just google "ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS-ENGINEERING CIRCUIT ANALYSIS - 8th EDITION-Hayt Engineering Circuit Analysis 8th"

[@suniln1967]

thank you sir

[@nizamyunus4843]

Why is it when u kill the voltage, the 10 ohm also doesnt count?

[@ask4applewho842]

because the current briefer to go through the wire with least amount of R

[@1GENKILL4]

Yes the current will follow the path of least resistance. Mathematically this is represented by the fact that the 10 ohm resister is in parallel with the wire (aka a 0 ohm resister). If you use the equation for the equivalent resistance of two resisters in parallel, in this case 10 ohm and 0 ohm resisters, you will get 0.

[@yusufp333]

Short and Simple: Its because the 10-ohm resistor is in parallel to the source and when we short circuit(kill) the source it becomes zero and the resistance in parallel to it has no where to go hence is negligible. We consider it zero

[@UltimateAdigaGamer]

Im genuinely salty that what you are teaching is much simpler than what im reading in my book