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How do you find the total current (IT) of a parallel circuit?
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How do you find the total current (IT) of a parallel circuit?

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>>145083
Ask /g/.
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>>145083
Find total resistance and then use ohms law.
or use google
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I got 0.0144 Amperes
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>>145099
me too
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>>145099
>>145092
This
find the total resistance (parallel) so 1/R1+1/R2+1/R3=RT
Then do V*RT
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