I'd like to point out that each of the "multiple" grounds in the drawing uses the same symbol, an open triangle. To me this means that electrically they are all at the very same potential. So they are not really "multiple" grounds at all, but just multiple instances of the one and only true ground and they are all connected together. If it helps you can redraw the circuit by connecting all the little triangles with a wire. Now the series and parallel topology of the circuit may be clearer.Originally posted by 1ceHacka@Mar 2 2006, 12:17 AM
Just like the title says, I have 3 circuits to find values for a homework. It looks easy, but with multiple grounds in the circuit...I don't know how to treat the resistors. Here is a picture of one of the problems. Thanks in advance.
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