resistors in series part 3 of 3 - Calculating the current total using voltage drop over a resistor

Hello and welcome to the third and final part of this video on resistors in series by Adrian Davey from Pure Electrical training.
In this video, I show you how to find the current total within a circuit that does not contain the voltage total but does contain a voltage drop. I also give you a screenshot of the rules of series circuits and the method for your exam formula sheets, to aid you in revision.
In the following video, I will take you through resistors in parallel, where voltage stays the same and it's the current that changes.
I hope you like these videos and find them useful, and as always, please like, share, and subscribe so that everyone can benefit from them.
Take care, Adrian

[@munafmufc01]

Your a genius.... Wish you were our college tutor.... This has helped me immensely. Thank you

[@Pure_electrical_training]

Thank you so much for your kind words 🤗
I try my best to help people be the best they can be 🙌

[@munafmufc01]

@@Pure_electrical_training please can you send me the link for resistors in parallel. Thanks Adrian

[@stephencunningham8850]

Top man well explained for any starters keep the good work coming

[@Pure_electrical_training]

Thank you 🤝

[@mihaiteodorescu9548]

Top man, Adrian!

[@Pure_electrical_training]

You are more than welcome 👊

[@azadsmail8]

Hi, have you done video for resister in parallel ? Scrolled down through your video I could not find any video about resister in parallel, Thanks

[@Pure_electrical_training]

Not yet, I should get on it really, but currently getting divorced, so I’ve been preoccupied 😂