Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903 · Boston, London, Ginn · leaf 530
KIEOHHOPF S LAW. 509 Generally, the jomtjrssistance of two branches of a circuit isthe prod^t of their respective resistances divided by their sum.478. Kirchhoffs law. First … The following discussion will make the above law evident,it should be understood that whena conductor conveys a constant i current the strength of currentacross all cross - sections of theconductor, as A, C, E F, D, and .B (Fig. 396), is the same. Hencethe current arriving at C5 or D ofthe main…
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