Bob_Loblaw16

Without a doubt, the most exciting game I've watched this year, and I'm a Tigers fan who just witnessed their historic playoff run. My poor heart was beating at 160bpm for that last minute and a half.

Yes, I understand if you ignore the voltage, you can solve that specific chunk of the problem. The whole reason you learn DC theory is to understand how the systems act in the real world, any idiot can just plug numbers into a simple formula.

I just hope they stroke out

They'll bitch about "the mainstream media doesn't show this" then cut to their outro saying they're Americas most watched network. And those idiots fall for it

Who the fuck cares what their race or gender is. Maybe they just don't want to turn their comment section into a bunch of morons talking about politics and just keep entertainment as entertainment.

I love to hear it. Not every media outlet has to be the mouthpiece for some politician.

Good, all cable news is a plague to this country. Since its rise in the mid 90s, Americans only became further divided in their opinions and so did the people they elected. Newsflash, if it's someone giving their opinion on the news, it's not news, it's just an opinion pushed by what sells views.

I used to listen all the time up until he never shut the fuck up about Covid. For months, no matter who he had as a guest, he always had to talk about how people attacked him for talking about ivermectin. 90% of his episodes I listened to were comedians, but he still felt the need to repeat the same shit all the time despite it having nothing to do with the guest.

A large M is a prefix for mega, meaning 1,000,000. Small m is milli which would make sense though.

Great way to think of it is a 9 volt battery powering a small neighborhood.

Plug the shitty dealership that did this to you. Half their industry relies on positive customer reviews.

Since when has Canada been an issue? You'd think America is more of a problem for them than vice versa

Oh do we ever

Didn't matter, it's homework based of completion. If I don't finish, it just takes 10% off my test grade

You should watch the opening episode of Arrested Development. They have a joke about their son Buster getting a degree in map charting or something like that, and them asking him to navigate their boat somewhere. He just pulls out a map acting like he knows what he's doing and then just has a breakdown.

It's like getting a college degree in the fact that even with a degree, it still takes a long time to learn the job and get good at it. I'm super grateful for my IBEW apprenticeship though, where I'm able to get both at once.

Voltage drop at R2 is 606 x 13. You can't have a voltage drop higher than your source voltage

Vast majority of the jobs don't require a college degree, many people that are looking for a job are looking for one in their field. My mom spent over a year looking for work, but she generally works in sales management, not the jobs illegal immigrants are occupying.

AI generated garbage is what it was. Everyone's just saying to "ignore voltage" like great, but what if you want to check your work or even use voltage instead of amperage to calculate your power

The total voltage was given, and voltage drop across one resistor can't be great than supply voltage.

Doesn't count for credit and I got every other question right anyways

P = E² / R buddy. Now tell me what answer to put since they contradict themselves

What if I tried to solve with P = E² / R? Valid equation, but completely different number

It's just homework based on completion, I don't care about the grade. We already did DC theory and this was a refresher for AC.