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V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R2 Gets Larger What happens to value of V AB ?

V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R2 Gets Smaller What happens to value of V AB ?

V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R1 Gets Larger What happens to value of V AB ?

V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R1 Gets Smaller What happens to value of V AB ?

V 50 Ω + - A B C V BC 40V = 50 Ω 100 Ω 80V V x = V BC R x = R 2 R1 Gets Smaller (From 50 Ohm to 10 Ohm) What happens to value of V AB ? 66.6V 50 Ω 60 Ω 10 Ω 66.6V40V

V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R1 Gets Smaller & R2 Gets Larger What happens to value of V AB ?

V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R1 Gets Larger & R2 Gets Smaller What happens to value of V AB ?

V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R1 Gets Smaller and R2 Gets Smaller (by the same percentage) What happens to value of V AB ?

V R1 R2 + - A B C V BC VxVx = RxRx RTRT VsVs V x = V BC R x = R 2 R1 Gets Larger and R2 Gets Larger (by the same percentage) What happens to value of V AB ?