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This is where I started my engineering journey. As a second year Mechanical Engineering student I appreciate the effort you put on making these video. I used to watch them in my first year and they help me build a strong foundation. Thanks again.

hey guys and girls, given that my instructor does not give the amount of amps in circuit, but gives us the watts used and total ohms. how can i solve for the amps if i only have the watts and totals ohms in the equations.

Dude, thank you so much! even 8 years later and it's still incredibly useful ❤

Thank you so much for this video! It helped me solve my question for my hw, and your explanation was excellent!

Thanks alot man, you really simplified it well

My instructor just dropped this on me I'm not ake to learn froma fuking module I took notes and everything I'm missing something fuck

i watched over 10 videos and you were the only one that explained it properly THANK YOUUUY

Thanks you really help me to do my assignment.👍👍👍

you solved my life problems

tks

Yet understand Rt please 🥺

That wasnt the easy way at all. I have no idea how you got 0.233. I added those fractions and got 523/2244 and came out with 4.29 ohms. What you did was confusing.

Thank you

Remember, Ss: Find total resistance in a parallel circuit by solving for the reciprocal of the combined resistive reciprocals.

Lesson was great thanks

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on the first question do you need to round off? because on my calcu it said 0.759

Thanks your for teaching for me

Even me I'm confused on 0.233 sir please explain

the fan in the background is struggling 😭

How did it become 32°?

THIS IS THE MOST COMPREHENSIBLE VIDEO EVER

thanks bruh

its 7:18 a.m this is the final video I can watch before exam and it has done a great job making me understand thank you so much

This is what I looking for😢

Wow😮 Thank you so much

im a dumb guy when it comes to any math subject, i just wanna ask why did you flip the 2/5 in 5:21

Thank u!

Thank you brother. Cheers

Quick question...so is it still wrong if I get approximate answers when doing the computations? For example, you got 2.6V, but I got 2.74V....and do we round off to the nearest tenth or the mearest hundredth?

Thanks a ton, my teacher did not explain it this well.

What if there was a distance in the given?

thank you I needed this

Thanks brother.

YOU ARE THE BEST! Gracias!!!

Why don’t you solve for wattage

Nope! Still don't get it! Fucking hell I am pissed off at this shit. Why the fuck is this so damn fucking complicated? I can't be that stupid am I? Why am I so damn stupid? If anyone decides to respond to this please don't ask me what I don't get, Because it's none of this shit! Sorry needed to rant. Obviously you are doing an amazing job with explaining this to people learning this. I am just salty that I am incapable of understanding this.

Wait how tf did u get a decimal from a fraction

What if u know ur total amps but don't know the ohms on ur resistors ??

What about power?

Youn save my life from my dad 😁

You're saving my college right now🤣

What can i do if i want to find specific parts in graph

yo im grade 4 but this was 2 days after i was born thx btw it was so useful

Also, how the hell did you get 0.233 out of that? you didnt explain that. This isnt very good at all.

So i have 12v and 8 ohm. I need to find I....how?

Thank you so much I understood how you got you answers and you broke it down easier to understand.

Thank you so much, its my Science exam today and I didn't learn anything from my teacher, thank you so much 🥹