Ammeters are connected in.....

If each cell is 6 volts in this picture and the voltage drop of the second load is 3V, what would be the measurement of the volt meter in this picture?

If this is a 12 amp system and each cell is 6 volts, what is the resistance in this circuit?

How are these cells connected?

If each cell is 2 V and connected in parallel, what is the voltage of this circuit?

What is the advantage of connecting cells in parallel?

If each cell is 2 V and the resistance in the systems is 4 ohms, what is the amperage of the system?

If each cell is a 2 V cell, what is the voltage of the system?

What is the advantage of hooking up cells in series?

If the voltage of a system triples, the current _____.

Kirchoffs voltage law states that the total voltage of a circuit equals the sum of the voltage ________ in the system.

Kirchoffs current law deals with......

If each cell is 6 volts and each resistor is 2 ohms, what is the amperage of the system?

If both cells were 6 volts, and the first two resistors had 1 volt drops, what would the voltage drop be at the last resistor?

If 6 amps were measured at R1, what would be the amps at R2?

What would the voltage of each cell be if you had a 3 amp system and each resistor was a 2 ohm resistor?

If each resistor is 2 ohms, what is the total resistance of this system?

If each cell is 6 volts, what is the voltage drop at R2?

If you have 4 amps as you approach the R2/R3 split, how many amps will R3 receive?

If R2 is 3 ohms and R3 is 2 ohms, will each circuit receive the same number of amps?

If R2 is 3 ohms and R3 is 2 ohms will both circuits receive the same number of volts?