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Series Circuits — Association Demo — PHYS 101
PHYS 101 General Physics · University of California, Los Angeles
PHYS 101 General Physics at UCLA: Series Circuits — Association Demo is an interactive practice quiz with three calculation problems on ideal DC series circuits, featuring worked solutions and unit-conversion distractors to reinforce Ohm's law and power dissipation concepts.
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Create a short interactive practice quiz titled "Series Circuits — Association Demo" with 3 calculation questions and worked explanations, grounded only in these original demonstration notes (not a Wits course handout). Notes: Ideal DC series circuit. Supply voltage 12 V. Resistors R1 = 100 ohms and R2 = 200 ohms. Series resistance is Rtotal = R1 + R2. Current is the same through both resistors. Ohm's law is V = I R. Power dissipated is P = I^2 R. Ask for total resistance, circuit current in mA, and voltage across R2. Show each calculation and units after the learner answers; include one plausible unit-conversion distractor. State that these are original sample notes for a demonstration, not official course material.
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