00:02
All right.
00:03
So the picture that you had of these problems, it was blurred.
00:11
So it was very difficult to see what the r1, r2, and there was some relationship that they had with each other, and that didn't show up.
00:22
So i'm going to show you how to solve for the total current of the circuit, regardless of what the relationship of r1, r2, and r3 is.
00:33
And so hopefully that will be able to solve.
00:36
If not, you need to redo the picture.
00:39
It was way too blurry to make out what was happening.
00:46
So we know from olm's law that the current flow is for voltage divided by r.
00:55
B equals ir when we want to solve for current flow is b divided by r.
01:04
Well, we also need to know something about this combination circuit.
01:08
So when this, what's the total resistance going to be here? it's going to be r1 plus 1 over r2 plus 1 over r3 to the inverse power.
01:24
The reason is because r2 and r3 are in parallel, so we need to find the inverse relationship of those two...