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rrowell
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if one uses a test light and hits the ground side after a load it must be zero as one is one the ground side. the loads on a circuit must consume all the voltage. if they dont then after them theres another resistance.ie take a test light and put it on the ground side of your car's head light and it will dim.
With the value he gives of R1, R2 and Vin the drop after R1 is 1.33v, and the rest over R2 (ending with 0v), but he obviously as you imply has another R (almost dead short) value not given because he gives a load of 1A, as with only R values given the load would be 167 microA not 1A...
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