Calculating resistance in parallel

A worked example of how to calculate resistance in parallel circuits.

[jamest]

Best explanation so far. Easy to understand and calculate

[woods]

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[zhiyarmazin]

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[markharrisllb]

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[sammysgoldenhour]

Wouldn’t it work with making the denominator 6 since 2 and 3 go into 6 as well?

[mountriscan]

great explanation!!Videos like this one make me have a desire of reaching back the past years where I was a student of Technological Electronics Institution here in Greece, I had never had graduated from it to take my diploma .Regrets of old times...God bless you Sir!!The answear for the last one is 1.63Ohms

[GoodnessMarcel-dkiq]

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[marcrademaker]

When you look at the three fractions, 6 is divisible by the three denominators of every individual fraction, then you must use 6 as the new denominator instead of 12. The calculation of the Total ∑ Resistance will become: ½ + ⅙ + ⅓ = ³/₆ + ⅙ + ²/₆ = ⁶/₆ = 1Ωhm

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[Atrusino]

Thank you! Resistance in parallel circuits has been driving me bonkers.

[anumisha]

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[casstheaddict]

Needed this to study for the ASVAB, thank you lots.

[shanarobinson]

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[austinqie]

Just a question, when you tried to find out the common denominator why didn't you just use 6? 2*3 is 6. It's more simple to use a single digit rather than a double digit right? This is just me giving my opinion btw. I would've found it easier if it was a single digit.

[hotrodmercury]

Thank god someone can explain it visually..im studying for my A&P and this keeps hanging me up

[parkjieun]

why do you flip over numerator and denominator to get total Resistance?

[peepshowbaybay]

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[sherwincolaco]

Thanks I just realised how trash my teachers are

[binyammamo]

Maann! thank you for short and perfect explanation ever.