ElectroNewby
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Sorry sir but I don't understand.. ? where is there a differance and why :\
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And before doing it with real resistors, we had calculated 6.35k.
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That's weird because my 6.35k value was correct according to the teacher and my classmate. There's no way a decimal could cause a 682 ohms differance..
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You really need to tell the teacher and your classmate that they are wrong. It would be interesting to see what the mistake was that each of you made.That's weird because my 6.35k value was correct according to the teacher and my classmate. There's no way a decimal could cause a 682 ohms differance..
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(((R1//R2)+(R3//R4))//R7)+(R5//R6)
R1 || R2 = 10476.2R
R3 || R4 = 5003.8R
R5 || R6 = 956.5R
10476.2R + 5003.8R = 15480R
So R7 || 15480R = 6075.4R
So 956.5R + 6075R = 7031.5R QED
What's the point?Here are a few more decimal places...
R1 || R2 = 10476.2R 10476.1904761905
R3 || R4 = 5003.8R 5003.80228136882
R5 || R6 = 956.5R 956.521739130435
10476.2R + 5003.8R = 15480R 15479.9927575593
So R7 || 15480R = 6075.4R 6075.3521026676
So 956.5R + 6075R = 7031.5R QED 7031.87384179803