DC Series circuits explained - The basics working principle

Series circuits DC Direct current. In this video we learn how DC series circuits work, looking at voltage, current, resistance, power consumption as well as how to use a multimeter. There's also a problem at the end of the video for you to solve.

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*summary:*
- if you have n resistors in a series, the total resistance in the circuit is the sum of them
- current is the same throughout the circuit (think as good as weakest link)
- if you have n voltage sources in a series, the total voltage across the circuit is the sum of them
- voltage will vary throughout the circuit (it depends on your two points of reference)
- resistors take some of the energy of electrons passing through them and convert them into heat