@12.19 to 12.25 "in Parellel circuit the current flowing through each resister is equal to total source current" is what said but it looks like addition of current through each resistor is equal to total source current.
In key point about series circuit it is written as voltage drop across each resistor = total supply voltage. How come it is right? Sum of the voltage across each resistor = total supply voltage. Isn't it? Pls correct me if i am wrong or misunderstood it.
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@12.19 to 12.25 "in Parellel circuit the current flowing through each resister is equal to total source current" is what said but it looks like addition of current through each resistor is equal to total source current.
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Sir why direction of electric current is opposite of flow of electron
In key point about series circuit it is written as voltage drop across each resistor = total supply voltage. How come it is right?
Sum of the voltage across each resistor = total supply voltage. Isn't it?
Pls correct me if i am wrong or misunderstood it.
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Why in series circuit current remain same but voltage divided and in parallel vice versa
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In series sum of vtg drop across each resistor is equal to supply vtg
But ur statement related to that point is not correct sir
Yes sum of voltage drop across each register is equal to the supply voltage in series circuit.
@@GauravJ thanks sir clarified me sir
Same thing i also noticed and commented. But now only i read this comment. 👍
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In series circuit
You drew the current in actual direction
Instead of conventional direction 😅