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Part 4: Parallel Circuit with Two Resistors, Designed in Terms of Potential Difference (Voltage)
8. Design a circuit that has two resistors connected in parallel. Given that you have a
22.5 O equivalent resistance, calculate a power source voltage that will produce a
current of 0.8 A. Record the resistance and voltage in data table 4.
Use the instructions provided in step 1 to build the circuit.
9. Calculate the current through and voltage drop across each resistor and record
the values in data table 4.
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10. Using the ammeter and voltmeter, determine the current through and voltage
drop across each resistor. Record the values in data table 4.
Data Table 4: Parallel Circuit with Two Resistors, Designed in Terms of Potential
Difference (Voltage)

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Part 4: Parallel Circuit with Two Resistors, Designed in Terms of Potential Difference (Voltage)