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More than one of a thing, performing the same task simultaneously
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Resistors in Parallel
I understand that when you put Resistors in parallel the resistance decreases, my question is why does this actually happen? What causes the Resistance to decrease? … When Resistors are in serial, their Resistances are added, why when we put them in parallel do the Resistors resist less current? I don't understand how that's possible? …
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