I am studying for an exam and in this old exam: http://www.eit.lth.se/fileadmin/eit/courses/etia01/1213/maj12.pdf
Question 2c. Assume that the points p and p' are connected and the same for q and q'. What is the current I?
To me the answer should be I = V_th/R_th. Where V_th is the Thevenin equivalent voltage for the left circuit and same for R_th. This should then be I = 1.5V/15.
However, according to the answer it is I = 1.5V/(15+15).
Could anyone help me explain why this is?
Question 2c. Assume that the points p and p' are connected and the same for q and q'. What is the current I?
To me the answer should be I = V_th/R_th. Where V_th is the Thevenin equivalent voltage for the left circuit and same for R_th. This should then be I = 1.5V/15.
However, according to the answer it is I = 1.5V/(15+15).
Could anyone help me explain why this is?
