Resistance - ohms
If the resistance of the first resistor is 300 ohms and the resistance of the second resistor is 100 ohms. What is the resulting resistance?
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Hi. I love these. They help me brush up on basic electronics. May I request either the voltage or current so I can calculate for P? I think you are asking for Power and in Watts? Correct? Thanks. Bart.
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