Electric circuits grade 10 | Exam Question.

Electric circuit, Physical Science P1. DBE November 2018 Grade 10 Exam, Question 11.

Time stamps
00:17 Reading out question 11.1
00:38 Analysis of the circuit
03:16 Question 11.1.1
04:10 Question 11.1.2
05:02 Equivalent resistance for parallel connection
07:29 Equivalent resistance for the circuit
09:04 Question 11.1.3
11:45 Question 11.1.4
12:28 Question 11.2
13:57 Question 11.2.2

[starchild_]

Or to find reading on V2, you can first find the current (I = VT/RT) which is 2 and use the formula: I × R1 which is 2 × 8=16V.

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[ggm]

POV: your writing tomorrow and your have no clue what’s happening 😂

[Joshuacomputerchanne]

Pov: It's 2 am. Your exam is tomorrow and you forgot to study 😂

[mandisaaphiwe]

Thanks alot i went from 60% on my first physics test ever to 90% on the second one just from this video, I'll never forget that.

[Sipho_irl]

limpopo had this exact circuit diagram in their paper this term. i pray they give us the same one

[nokwakhemasinga]

Thank you so so much I'm grade 11 but I felt like I still need to go back and find clarification and you helped me a lot thank you 🙏❤️

[potatosoju]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! This helped immensely.

[simmytrendz]

I'm writing tomorrow and this video improved my understanding thank you so much

[CollisionDeepSA]

Good explanations i am now understanding everything when coming to circuits

[lungelomngadi]

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[Zwyane]

POV: you're studying a month before your phiscs exam

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[lwandilecele]

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[Imanishezi]

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[aphiwemadolo]

Since Rp have the same value or magnitude, therefore it means that A2 = A3 and both of them are equal to 1A. Hence Vp = IR2 = (1)(8) = 8V. Also if you are going to use R3 you can get the same answer.

[_zanebrown_]

You said the residence for the whole circuit is Rs ..but it's actually Rt ?!

[ronnahzulu]

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[nomakhosimpetha]

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[miyaadmitchell]

This question came in the exam today😭 Thank goodness i watched this last night