Ground problem
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It is necessary to have a common point in a circuit that all voltages are referred to. This is necessary because all potentials are relative until they share some common conductor. The common conductor is often called "ground", even if it has no physical connection to earth ground. Your connections are reasonable and proper to make the circuit respond properly to the 40 volt supply.
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Please refrain from "hijacking" existing threads with tangent or off-topic questions. You can create new threads for new questions using the "New Thread" button on the upper left of the page.
It is necessary to have a common point in a circuit that all voltages are referred to. This is necessary because all potentials are relative until they share some common conductor. The common conductor is often called "ground", even if it has no physical connection to earth ground. Your connections are reasonable and proper to make the circuit respond properly to the 40 volt supply.
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