Electronics: Resistors in parallel
Concerning calculating the resistance of the parallel combination of resistors:
R1=R11+R21
Calculate the R, if R1 = 17Ω a R2 = 20Ω
R1=R11+R21
Calculate the R, if R1 = 17Ω a R2 = 20Ω
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