400\Omega = R_1 24V R_3 = 600\Omega R_2 = 200\Omega R_4 = 250\Omega Figure 1
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We can do this by adding the resistances of the three resistors together: R_total = R + Z + Rq R_total = 60 Ω + 100 Ω + 250 Ω R_total = 410 Ω Show more…
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