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QUESTIONS What are the effects of adding resistors in parallel to a circuit? Trial Resist or number Voltage (V) Current( A) Calculated R() (powered) 1 2 9 .90 10.00 2 3 9 .90 10.00 3 4 9 .90 10.00 4 5 9 .90 9.92 Total V T A T R T =V T /I T Trial 1: 2 Resistors Trial 2: 3 Resistor Trial 3: 4 Resistors Trial 4: 5 Resistors

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Circuit Lab for SDSU

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QUESTIONS

What are the effects of adding resistors in parallel to a circuit?

Trial Resistor number

Voltage (V) Current(A) Calculated R()

(powered)

1 2 9 .90 10.002 3 9 .90 10.003 4 9 .90 10.004 5 9 .90 9.92

Total VT reading AT reading RT=VT/IT

Trial 1: 2 Resistors Trial 2: 3 Resistor

Trial 3: 4 Resistors Trial 4: 5 Resistors

What are the effects of adding resistors in series to a circuit?

Trial Resistor number

Voltage (V) Current(A) Calculated R()

(powered)

1 1 9.00 .90 10.002 2 4.50 .45 10.003 3 3.00 .30 10.004 4 2.25 .22 10.23

Total VT reading AT reading RT=VT/IT

Trial 1: 1 Resistors Trial 2: 2 Resistor

Trial 4: 3 Resistors Trial 3: 4 Resistors

Guidance

Organize your experiments, keep detailed records of each construction, create tables based on your observations. Basically record everything you do. (Drawing diagrams or take screen shots is a great idea)

This is a student-generated lab, which means you are creating unique experiments. I will not provide you with prescribed circuits.

Your data must prove evidence of your generalizations. The final product should be reproducible through an equation.

This is a formal lab write-up.

http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/circuit-construction-kit-dc