Предмет: Физика, автор: afrfee

найдите полное сопротивление цепи состоящей из двух последовательно соединенных резисторов с сопотивлениями 10 Ом и 40 Ом на сколько изменится полное сопротивление если резисторы соеденить параллельно

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Автор ответа: tatanovsasha

$R=10+40=50Om$ при последовательном соединении

$R= \frac{10*40}{10+40}=8Om$ при параллельном соединении

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