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07/11/2024

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05/09/2024

A so-called "shortcut" to eliminating the arbitrary constants in:

y = Ax⁶⁹ + Bx¹⁴³

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13/12/2023

[ELECTRO-INFOGRAPHICS]

This publication material was originally produced by EngrKyoti for ECEndeavors — Electronics Engineering Students Support Group.

The infographic showcases a useful shortcut for getting the equivalent resistance of n parallel resistors with equal resistances.

EXAMPLES:

[1] 10 resistors with equal resistances 500 Ω are connected in parallel. Find the total resistance.

Rₜ = 500/10 = 50 Ω ✅

[2] What is the equivalent resistance of 5 parallel resistors of 15 Ω each?

Rₜ = 15/5 = 3 Ω ✅

[3] Find the total resistance of 69 parallel resistors, each having a resistance of 4,761 Ω.

Rₜ = 4,761/69 = 69 Ω ✅

[4] Determine the total current flowing through a connection of 70 parallel 210-Ω resistors if it is being supplied by a 3-V source.

Rₜ = 210/70 = 3 Ω
Iₜ = 3/3 = 1 A ✅

[5] The total resistance of n parallel 5-kΩ resistors is 200 Ω. Find the number of resistors in the connection.

200 = 5,000/n
n = 5,000/200
n = 25 resistors ✅

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Try the challenge question in the pubmat!

12/12/2023

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