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Posted by irt1958 on Sun Aug 10 06:03:59 2008, in response to Re: What is the mechanical condition of the Low V?, posted by JournalSquare-K-Car on Sat Aug 9 20:32:17 2008. In reference to your first question- Imagine 5 resistors, all of the same value, in one series loop, across a voltage source. Every resistor would an equal voltage drop; with the sum of these drops equal to the source. Any break, in that circuit, would have a voltage that would measure about equal to the source, at the break terminals.The highest drop, of course, would be across a higher (infinite) resistance, ie Argon, a vacuum etc. in a light bulb. |
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