The General Current Divider Equation Used to Find a Branch

question 8

Multiple Choice

The general current divider equation used to find a branch current is equal to the:

• A) total resistance divided by the product of that branch resistance and the total current.
• B) resistance total divided by that branch resistor, multiplied by the total current.
• C) branch voltage divided by the total resistance.
• D) branch resistance divided by the total resistance, multiplied by the total current.

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