VOLTAGE DIVIDER WITH A GROUND REFERENCE.

[@stephenvanburen9293]

This helped tremendously understanding voltage from point X to ground far better than my electronics book. Greatly appreciate it.

[@Sctronic209]

Your way of explaining/teaching is the best. Wish I learned from you when I was studying electronics. Very nice refresher.

[@rheawindsor4625]

This helped so so much thank you!!!! 🙏🏻 been trying to figure this out for a few hours lol.. finally decided to search it! 👌

[@stevekyhon]

Thanks! This really helps me understand what ground reference is.

[@GenuinePeacefulTimes]

Amazing explanation! Thank you

[@ilanamartins1889]

Perfect. Thank you!!!

[@DawlessHouseMusic]

Mind expanded.

[@Tufenuff83]

*&^*^ !!! Thank you!!! I knew the answer to something, but could not understand WHY... and the why was the important part. Keep up the god tier work!

[@mollychambers1702]

Could you explain what you would do if you had 2 earth's? For example an earth in-between point A and point B aswell as an an earth at the bottom? I have this question in my revision papers and this method doesn't seem to work

[@ChinchillaBONK]

You have to redraw the circuit to make it easier to visualise

[@Parthkumar_vekariya]

What would be the voltage of point A with reference to point C in voltmeter

[@gnisnrop7052]

Thank you very much

[@ahmednor5806]

🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@Ottos_ScLm_Race_videos_2009_on]

You did this one 4 days ago.???.

[@TheElectricAcademy]

I had to redo it. There was a part missing.

[@SpidersDontPayRent]

so lost why theres a ground in the middle of the chart. . i tried watching 2 times. . still confused. .

[@SpidersDontPayRent]

So are you supposed to have a different rt every time by taking a resistor away and measuring around that point?

[@مازنحيدر-ك8خ]

Send the same proplem it Please

[@apigsousani3081]

I think there is a mistake in A , should be A - 101 not +101