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All right, looks like you have quite a variety of questions that you're asking about.
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You must be doing your final exam review because there seems to be a large number of different concepts on your questions.
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The amount of time to create a video of your entire review sheet would be quite extensive.
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So i'm going to do the first two.
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And if you have specific questions that you want answered, split them into separate requests, and we can make a video for each of them for you.
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It's just really difficult to put a full review sheet all into one document for you, as that would be a 45 -minute video for you.
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All right, so this first one here is all about circuits and oams law.
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So it gave you a couple of, or three things.
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It gave you two resistors, a 50 and a 40 -on resistor.
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And then they gave you a battery with 16 -volt power supply.
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The first step to doing this problem is to figure out what's the total resistance on this parallel circuit.
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You should have learned in the electricity unit when you learn circuits that total resistance in a series circuit is just add them together.
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So if these have been in series, 50 plus 40.
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However, they're in parallel.
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So it's going to be the inverse relationship to everything.
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So 1 over r total is equal to 1 over 50 plus 1 over 40.
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So if i do the algebra there, i get 22 .2 oms.
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That's the total resistance on this parallel circuit.
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Then i use oms law, v equals i times r.
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Current times resistance equals voltage.
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That's oams law.
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We know the voltage at 16.
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We just solve for the total resistance, 22 .2.
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Divide those numbers.
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We get a current flow of 0 .72 amps.
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So that's how to do a fundamental parallel circuit using oms law.
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The second one is an optics problem.
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And there's a few equations that are all about optics.
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The one that's related to this scenario is the magnification is equal to negative di over do...