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Resistors in Series and Parallel Question (a) Suppose a 200 Ohm and a 300 Ohm resistor...

Resistors in Series and Parallel Question

(a) Suppose a 200 Ohm and a 300 Ohm resistor are in series, and 10 volts is applied across the combination. What is the potential difference across each resistor separately? (This combination is called a “voltage divider”.)

(b) What rule of proportionality is illustrated here?

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