(1.1.2.2-2) Consider a series circuit employing two resistors. What is true about the resistance value of the second resistor compared to the first when the voltage drop across the first resistor is one-half the source voltage?
A
the second resistor has a resistance value double that of the first
B
the second resistor has a resistance value equal to that of the first
C
the second resistor has a resistance value relative to that of the first which cannot be determined
D
the second resistor has a resistance value that is half of the first
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Question 1 / 205eccefa3bacbc34ba4d47ede
Question 1 of 205eccefa3bacbc34ba4d47ede
(1.1.2.2-2) Consider a series circuit employing two resistors. What is true about the resistance value of the second resistor compared to the first when the voltage drop across the first resistor is one-half the source voltage?
(1.1.2.2-2) Consider a series circuit employing two resistors. What is true about the resistance value of the second resistor compared to the first when the voltage drop across the first resistor is one-half the source voltage?