Electrical circuits lesson 5: V=IR for multiple components in series

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In this lesson we talk about how voltage and resistance works with multiple currents. Then, together with our knowledge from the previous lesson that the current is the same at any point in a series circuit, we talk about how to use the equation V=IR for multiple components in series to solve problems.



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