lecturer put this as a bonus question...
A current constituted of a single electron travelling through the centre of a conductor is being studied by a first year engineering student.. The conductor branches into two pathways of equal resistance 1 ohm: Path A and Path B. What do you think the voltage developed across each path should be?
A current constituted of a single electron travelling through the centre of a conductor is being studied by a first year engineering student.. The conductor branches into two pathways of equal resistance 1 ohm: Path A and Path B. What do you think the voltage developed across each path should be?
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