<transcript><audio_9>with 101 volts and we're going to do that for each so for this resistor we just take 60 000 divided by 190 000 we multiply that by 240 and we get</transcript><transcript><audio_10>on this resistor here we take 30 000 divided by 190 000 we multiply that by 240 and we end up with 37.9 volts and for our last one we take 20 000 divided by 190</transcript><transcript><audio_11>000 we multiply that by 240 and we end up with 25.3 volts so now we have our voltage drops across each resistor and if this is a series circuit and running fully on the way it's supposed to go that's what we would see across each one if we put a volt meter across each one that's what we would get as well</transcript><transcript><audio_12>now for taking these and we're we're measuring the voltage in reference to ground if i look at a if i took a meter let me just draw in a very crude version of a meter if i take my voltmeter here and i'm going from here here and i</transcript><transcript><audio_13>if i move that let me just get rid of my my voltmeter here here if i move my voltmeter and i measure this to ground so i take my voltmeter here to b and i ground it or i measured it to</transcript><transcript><audio_14>the ground point i'm going to get not i'm excluding the 101 volts here so i'm going to take 75.8 plus 37.9 plus</transcript> with 101 volts and we're going to do that for each so for this resistor we just take 60 000 divided by 190 000 we multiply that by 240 and we get on this resistor here we take 30 000 divided by 190 000 we multiply that by 240 and we end up with 37.9 volts and for our last one we take 20 000 divided by 190 000 we multiply that by 240 and we end up with 25.3 volts so now we have our voltage drops across each resistor and if this is a series circuit and running fully on the way it's supposed to go that's what we would see across each one if we put a volt meter across each one that's what we would get as well now for taking these and we're we're measuring the voltage in reference to ground if i look at a if i took a meter let me just draw in a very crude version of a meter if i take my voltmeter here and i'm going from here here and i if i move that let me just get rid of my my voltmeter here here if i move my voltmeter and i measure this to ground so i take my voltmeter here to b and i ground it or i measured it to the ground point i'm going to get not i'm excluding the 101 volts here so i'm going to take 75.8 plus 37.9 plus
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