Mark Todd

This lab builds on the previous lab by introducing the first Series Circuit Lab. Introducing two resistors in series and how to calculate and measure circuit parameters like Total Resistance in a Series Circuit. Rt = R1 + R2. Answers should be Base units and not in powers of 10. My experience has been that using scientific notation at this point is confusing to the beginning student and not necessary yet. Teaching students to show all their work is very important at this point and keeping e

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This is the 3rd in the series of 50+ labs. In this Lab we introduce 3 resistors in series.

This is the 4th lab in a series of 50+ Labs. 3 Resistors in series = Rt = R1 + R2 + R3.