Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video goes through a few examples of calculating the equivalent resistance of a DC electrical circuit. The first two examples are very straight forward because the first one only has resistors in series and the second only has resistors in parallel. The last two examples has a combination of series and parallel resistors so require a little bit more work.
00:37 - Example 1: Series resistors
01:44 - Example 2: Parallel resistors
02:41 - Example 3: Combination series and parallel resistors
04:46 - Example 4: Combination series and parallel resistors
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This video goes through a few examples of calculating the equivalent resistance of a DC electrical circuit. The first two examples are very straight forward because the first one only has resistors in series and the second only has resistors in parallel. The last two examples has a combination of series and parallel resistors so require a little bit more work.
00:37 - Example 1: Series resistors
01:44 - Example 2: Parallel resistors
02:41 - Example 3: Combination series and parallel resistors
04:46 - Example 4: Combination series and parallel resistors
Song Credit:
Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/mountaineer/voyager
License code: YNTAUKIPESG5XXKJ










