series/parallel practice worksheet
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total circuit power is the sum of all component powers
P
when resistive elements are added, total circuit resistance decreases
p
when resistive elements are removed total circuit resistance increases
s
when resistive elements are removed total circuit power increases
p
when resistive elements are removed, total circuit power decreases
n
when resistive elements are removed total circuit power remains unchanged
n
when resistive elements are removed total circuit resistance remains unchanged
b
source voltage remains unchanged by removing resistive components
s
when resistive components are added voltage drop across all elements decrease
N
when resistive elements are added the voltage drop across all elements increase
p
when resistive elements are added the voltage drop across all elements is unchanged
N
Total resistance may be calculated by the square root of r1^1 +r2^1
p
when resistive components are removed total circuit current decreases
n
component current is proportional to component resistance
S
Adding resistive elements will decrease circuit power
B
Source voltage is read across an open resistive component
N
Individual component resistances add by the reciprocal for total circuit current
P
Total circuit resistance is always smaller then the smallest resistive element
B
Total source voltage remains unchanged by adding resistive elements
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The sum of currents through all components will equal the total current
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The sum of component voltage drops will equal the source voltage
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Adding resistive components will increase the total circuit resistance
P
Equal size loads will have equal voltages
P
The largest resistance element is the smallest load (not on test)
S
The smallest resistive element is the smallest load(not on test)
N
Equal size loads will have different voltages
S
When resistive elements are added total circuit current decreases
B
Equal size resistive components will have equal powers
B
When source voltage increases total circuit current increases
N
Source voltage is read across a shorted resistive component
P
Removing resistive components will increase total circuit resistance
N
Individual component powers add by the reciprocal for total circuit power
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