Thank you for the help! I appreciate you going over the inverse flip. It might seem like just a fundamental part of solving the equation for some people, but I personally forgot about that and was struggling to figure out why my math wasn't adding up until you pointed it out. Great lesson!
I never normally comment under videos but just thought I'd leave a comment this time. You explained this so much better than my teacher! I got it straight away with the video, so well explained and logically laid out. This will be a great help for my exam. Thanks so much
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🤗Thank You so much. I'm in class with 40 students & one on one is difficult. Laying out the given info in a row is very helpful & won't leave your eyes scattered.
thanks for this video i learn a lot actually during my college day i dont understand this parallel but now i understand clearly. your better than my instructor
Such a great informative & well constructed video. This helped me understand this subject more clearly. I'm currently learning Combination circuits. I forgot a few steps in parallel circuitry.
i learn only for for 20 minutes my college in Philippines taught for 4 years , now I'm a mess here in california need a better job and i need to pass the exams please post more , the way you explain is very clear specially in this stupid pandemic going on. Thanks for the video please post more like wavelength and circuits.
Thank you , I am doing an electrical installations course . Did the calculation using a different method (I use my calulater on stats settings , I find it simpler ) . It was reassuring and helpful knowing that my method was also right .
I have to admit, when I was going through basic E in aviation school, I could never get it down. No matter how hard I tried to make sense of it. Memorizing formulas was what caused me to struggle the most when taking the General writtens to go for my A&P license. When you explained how to rearrange Ohms law at 8:18 , that really made everything click perfectly in one shot. It's all the same formula just flipped in a circle and as the circle rotates you rotate the order of the letters to make the next formula. (that's how I interpreted it) That made me think of other formulas in the Ohms law such as the equation R=V^2/P and that if I rotated it over the equation to solve for Power would be P=V^2/R and if I rotated it once more than I would get the equation for voltage being V= Square Root of P*R. I never needed to memorize all 12 of the equations in Ohms law but just 4 of them for, 1 for each of the sets and then I could rotate each equation twice to get the remaining 8 formulas! Thank you dearly for all your help. You truly don't know how much this helps.
Thank you for explaining how to reach the result of the inverse calculation. Seems like all teachers simply want to skip that and assume you know how to calculate that.
tomorrow is my test and I'm trying to understand everything and your videos are so good I will edit this comment when ill get my score back I will let u know if you are the best( btw you are anyways) Ok so i have done my test and guess what I GOT A !!!!! Im so happy thank you so much
I've got to tell my professor to show this video so the whole class feels like we haven't been jipped out of three hours of learning. Gosh you made it simple
Thank you for this video much more simple then what my teacher is teaching! You saved me a lot of time keep teaching your great at it! My next unit is combination series so I look forward to that video thanks again👍🇨🇦
I can understand how he tells me to get the gcf and other sh*t that doesnt even matter in the problem... then divide it then flip... i dont freakin understand that
I wanted to ask this like my other question that I figured out . Why some you find the command denominator you did not is it something I’m missing ? Can anyone explain that understand please
it would have been more helpful if you explained now you got 0.233 by adding those steps on your video. So far I have only seen 1 person explain correctly with a step by step method. Go to "Series & Parallel Circuits & Ohm"s Law Physics, part 5" she uses the table method and the fraction method at 19:10
I clearly explain to add up all three fractions to get 0.233. The reason why we do that is because of the equation for total resistance in a parallel circuit (which also was explained).
You taught me more in a 10 min video than my teacher has taught me all week....
Came down to the comments to say the same thing.. thank you for this simple video
Haha yeah my teacher has been ripping what little hair he has out trying to teach us this stuff. It’s way clearer now 😅
Diddo
Fr my teacher doesn’t even know what he is doing
N. M Ditto?
It seems everybody wwatches these videos before exams. lol.
Yes
I am doing it right now I have a physics exam next week
got physics tomorrow
Im having an exam rn
Thank you for the help! I appreciate you going over the inverse flip. It might seem like just a fundamental part of solving the equation for some people, but I personally forgot about that and was struggling to figure out why my math wasn't adding up until you pointed it out. Great lesson!
True. I also completely forgot about the inverse flip
I never normally comment under videos but just thought I'd leave a comment this time. You explained this so much better than my teacher! I got it straight away with the video, so well explained and logically laid out. This will be a great help for my exam. Thanks so much
really you better than my teacher.
yacku baba true!
yacku baba same same.
yes good explanation
Greatest video I’ve come across. Mechanic here getting ready for can bus systems / electric vehicles. Thank you. Better than my other form of continued education.
You have saved my physics and engineering grade thank you so much!
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Wow, just wow, low key want to cry, I've been having a super hard time with parallel circuits. I finally understand parallel circuits. Thank you!!
Thank you so much. Going to use this information for my exam in 4 days, you just saved me from failing I respect you. I left a like and subscribed, you deserve it :). You teach it better than my teacher does haha.
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Dude, you absolutely rock. I was thumbing through videos to re-touch certain topics. And your videos are great! Thank you for teaching. You deserve every good thing that will ever happen to you.
i dont have a bad teacher, he's just too smart and cant convey the equation as well as this video can
All my high school years I struggled with electricity. and you just summarised what they have been trying to teach me all my high school career
FINALLY TOOK ME 4 HOURS TO GET THIS
It is first when come up for me
The way you set your problem up is the best I've seen ex.
R1. I1
R2. I2
R3. I3
Your explinations are excellent! They are helping me prepare for my General Science Praxis Exam.
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I’ve learned more in this video than I did in an 8 hour class yesterday, Thank You 🙏
Incase anyone didn’t understand he got .233 because he divided 1/17, 1/12, 1/11 into decimals and added them together
🤗Thank You so much. I'm in class with 40 students & one on one is difficult. Laying out the given info in a row is very helpful & won't leave your eyes scattered.
This is very helpful, I am struggling to understand my teacher because he's connection is often chappy so I barely understand the lesson. Thank you!
Wow this was WAYYYYYY more helpful than my actual AP physic teacher, thank you.
this helped things click that ive been struggling to grasp all term in my electronics course. much appreciated
thanks for this video i learn a lot actually during my college day i dont understand this parallel but now i understand clearly. your better than my instructor
What took a complete semester to understand, you did in 10 minutes... Thanks brother...
I love you dude the way you set this up is PERFECT!
Thanks man. Saved my test. Wish my instructor was this clear.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, my teacher put this on the exam when he never covered it, and you helped me the night before.
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Such a great informative & well constructed video. This helped me understand this subject more clearly. I'm currently learning Combination circuits. I forgot a few steps in parallel circuitry.
i learn only for for 20 minutes my college in Philippines taught for 4 years , now I'm a mess here in california need a better job and i need to pass the exams please post more , the way you explain is very clear specially in this stupid pandemic going on.
Thanks for the video please post more like wavelength and circuits.
Thank you , I am doing an electrical installations course . Did the calculation using a different method (I use my calulater on stats settings , I find it simpler ) . It was reassuring and helpful knowing that my method was also right .
Omg! Thanks you Saved me from My test tomorow. Ty. I didnt understand My teacher Teaching but i understand yours apreciated ty
I have to admit, when I was going through basic E in aviation school, I could never get it down. No matter how hard I tried to make sense of it. Memorizing formulas was what caused me to struggle the most when taking the General writtens to go for my A&P license. When you explained how to rearrange Ohms law at 8:18 , that really made everything click perfectly in one shot. It's all the same formula just flipped in a circle and as the circle rotates you rotate the order of the letters to make the next formula. (that's how I interpreted it) That made me think of other formulas in the Ohms law such as the equation R=V^2/P and that if I rotated it over the equation to solve for Power would be P=V^2/R and if I rotated it once more than I would get the equation for voltage being V= Square Root of P*R. I never needed to memorize all 12 of the equations in Ohms law but just 4 of them for, 1 for each of the sets and then I could rotate each equation twice to get the remaining 8 formulas! Thank you dearly for all your help. You truly don't know how much this helps.
@@spectresarc I like to call that "equation manipulation"
@@DMaciagatruly you’re an amazing teacher and am glad to have come across your channel 🙏
Thank you for explaining how to reach the result of the inverse calculation. Seems like all teachers simply want to skip that and assume you know how to calculate that.
Thank god for your videos way better than my profs at college 🙌🏾
You just taught me my full topic this week
you're one of the best teachers ever. thank you so much for your help.
tomorrow is my test and I'm trying to understand everything and your videos are so good I will edit this comment when ill get my score back I will let u know if you are the best( btw you are anyways)
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I've got to tell my professor to show this video so the whole class feels like we haven't been jipped out of three hours of learning. Gosh you made it simple
Helps refresh my lost knowledge over the break, thank you.
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thank you bro you really help me figure out how to find total resistance since im a slow learner
Finally a video that i can learn from without being confused every 5 seconds!
Great video, I finally understand how to calculate total resistance in a parallel circuit 😊
Thanks for the video! I never thought solving parallel and series circuit could be easy!
Thank you for this video much more simple then what my teacher is teaching! You saved me a lot of time keep teaching your great at it! My next unit is combination series so I look forward to that video thanks again👍🇨🇦
thank you. learned more in 10 mins then all my classes.
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Aside from the Jet taking off in the background it was very helpful thanks.
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Tore my hair out just to find out that Voltage is equal across all paths and there was never a secret formula I had to find. Thanks for that 👍
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Thank you so much. I having problems trying to understand that, but your explanation has been helpful for my.
You just save my life for my test Saturday
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Honestly thanks a lot sir i was really confused on how to calculate the resistance but this cleared it all up thanks
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I can understand how he tells me to get the gcf and other sh*t that doesnt even matter in the problem... then divide it then flip... i dont freakin understand that
you're literally a life saver, thank you so much
Thank you so much and God bless you!
I have a question, the number you get and you said it's not your total resistance what is the name of that number what do you call it
yall hate your teachers, but mines the opposite, she actually assigned this video haha
Tell her I said thanks!
How do you solve it if it has no voltage
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Your video help me understand solving parallel circuit... Thank you so much....
You need to edit the sound of your PC out of these videos, that shit drives me crazy
I've got my volume all the way up and its barely anything lol
@@stephenflores5215 You are deaf.
Use subtitles
I know I'm late but you just saved me from falling my test tomorrow thank you
thank you sir. this is way better than my professor.
Thank you! This really helped since we're in online school
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mans got his ps4 running in the background😂
How did you know?
I wanted to ask this like my other question that I figured out . Why some you find the command denominator you did not is it something I’m missing ? Can anyone explain that understand please
This is 8 years ago but its so helpful parin thank you very much
This actually helped a crap ton. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the help! Now I can answer my exam with no worries
here in 2023, ur videos have helped me a lot thank you
4.29 ohms is the answer right ? Or when you do the. Problem you have to do all the steps ?
please in finding the total resistance can i sum all the resistors and use the answer as Rt or i need to go as u said
it would have been more helpful if you explained now you got 0.233 by adding those steps on your video. So far I have only seen 1 person explain correctly with a step by step method. Go to "Series & Parallel Circuits & Ohm"s Law Physics, part 5" she uses the table method and the fraction method at 19:10
I clearly explain to add up all three fractions to get 0.233. The reason why we do that is because of the equation for total resistance in a parallel circuit (which also was explained).
It's much harder without a calculator because you have to add fractions which involves finding a common denominator.
@Henchman zzz why?
@@DMaciaga I don't understand how you get 0.233
@Rahim Omar if u have a scientific calculator just put it like this 1÷17+1÷12+1÷11= 0.233
I hope it will help you.
Thank you so much tomorrow is my exam but now there is no reason to worry 😎
Thank you so much.
It really helps before my teaching demonstration.lol. 😁
Thank you so much for this video I had my science class 10 years ago and I had 0 on this subject 😂 Now that I’m 25yo I finally understand this shit…
This was soo helpful, now i understand it thankyou
hello may u help me in some dc circuits problems ??
you teach better than my science teacher
Thank you again for the simple video. it has really helped.
how did you get 0.233? 6:20
@@yanglee1412 check the link in the description. I did a video on just that.
If you solve for I1, I2, I3 first by using ohms law(V/R) then add them to get current total you can then use ohms law for resistance total?
When adding them in parallel you'll need to add their reciprocals, then to can use that for the total.
Now how do you get the voltage drop over each resistor?
Voltage is the same all throughout a parallel circuit :)