I did this again and got your numbers. Apparently the meds my doc has me on are stringer then I though.Thanks @ErnieM That has been a huge help!
So today I thought I had the solution at 37.5V but now after doing the method you have just explained to me I have different. Please let me talk you through how I have just done this and please advised me if I am wrong.
Again thank you so much for your time
So here we go:
I have split the circuit into 2 as you said and have indeed got a voltage of 60v and a resistance of 60 ohms!
Onto the 2nd half of the circuit I now have 60v, a 60 ohm Resistor in series with a 100 ohm resistor (160 ohms)
parrallel to a 100 ohm resistor.
160*100 = 61.54 ohms (which is the correct resistance that I got in the 1st place.
160+100
Now
would I be correct in saying that I now do V1(60V)*R2(100 ohms) = 6000 =23.07V
R1(160 ohms) + R2 (100 ohms) 260
Have an inner ear infection that makes me quite dizzy when I get up down, moderately dizzy for shaking my head. It's better today.