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A 167-? resistor and a 114-? resistor are both connected in parallel across a power supply. If the potential drop across the 167

-? resistor is 19 V, what is the exact potential drop (in V) across the 114-? resistor? Do not include units with your answer.

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Troyanec [42]2 years ago

7 0

19-? Is the exact p.d across the 114-?resistor.
Current will different
But p.d will same in parallel circuit .

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