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Let’s try again from last time. Warm up Physics Honors A/B –Day 3/22/16 & 3/23/16 Combination Circuits.

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1 Let’s try again from last time

2 Warm up

3 Physics Honors A/B –Day 3/22/16 & 3/23/16 Combination Circuits

4 Agenda How to measure the voltage and current Characterizing Combination Circuits Practice Problems

5 Voltmeter and Ammeter Voltmeters – measure voltage between any two points in the circuit Connected in parallel with the resistor, or device, voltage drop is to be measured Ammeter – measures current through the particular point in the circuit it is connected Connected in series with circuit Measure the Voltage and Current of the Circuits

6 Practice Problem Characterize this combination circuit.

7 Practice Problem

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