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8:50 Is "I4 = 2(I3)" just an arbitrary solution or does it follow an underlying principle? Because I tried "I4 = 3(I3)" and I only got -6A for the value of I3 while you got "I3 = -8A" What is the explanation for saying tht I4 is twice the magnitude of I3? Or is it part of the given / problem? Thank you!
In quantum mechanics, the fundamental constant called Planck’s constant, h, has dimensions of [M ]. Construct a quantity with the dimensions of length from h, a mass m, and c, the speed of light.
is it correct for the saying that the summition of current entering and leaving a point is equal with zero? i think this rule is for voltage, not for current.For current;the current entering a point is equal with the current leaving that point.
I had the understanding the current supplying the node (is) is of a negative value? As in i1 is -10amps? with i2 and i3 being +4amps +6amps? The source always being negative..
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In high school, I just learn math, English, literature so I have no roots in physics. but when I come to university I myself turned into electronics engineering so I struggle with lots of subjects. you bring Physics knowledge back to me another time. your explanation is very easy to absorb .your fundamental series help me understand the ways electricity run. thank you so much.
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Is "I4 = 2(I3)" just an arbitrary solution or does it follow an underlying principle?
Because I tried "I4 = 3(I3)" and I only got -6A for the value of I3 while you got "I3 = -8A"
What is the explanation for saying tht I4 is twice the magnitude of I3? Or is it part of the given / problem?
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In quantum mechanics, the fundamental constant called Planck’s constant, h, has dimensions of [M ]. Construct a quantity with the dimensions of length from h, a mass m, and c, the speed of light.
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is it correct for the saying that the summition of current entering and leaving a point is equal with zero? i think this rule is for voltage, not for current.For current;the current entering a point is equal with the current leaving that point.
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For the last example, if we didn't assume that I_3 and I_4 have the same direction, would I_3 = 24 and I_4 = -48? Just curious
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@The Organic Chemistry Tutor What if there has a negative current but the current flowing towards the juction. Pls exlain
Then I guess the current flowing out would be positive in that case
Then, it should be leave the junction
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in the last example given,why is I4 twice of I3?
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How is i4 equal to 2i3
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@7.04, shouldn't the be +8A?
I had the understanding the current supplying the node (is) is of a negative value? As in i1 is -10amps? with i2 and i3 being
+4amps +6amps? The source always being negative..
maybe he's talking about electric current instead of hole current
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I don’t understand why it would be a negative value if it’s leaving the junction? Majority of other tutors assign both as a positive value
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How i4=2i3?
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