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I had two questions on FH that I thought were actually wrong. Would like to hear from others before I go ahead and write to AAMC.
1. on the electrochemical titration problem, I thought the Ce and MnO4 curves after the endpoint were reversed - the graphs showed that one ended up at higher voltage (MnO4?) when actually the other one should have been higher voltage. Does anyone remember this?
2. There was a three-resistor problem with a battery. Battery voltage was given, voltage drop across R1 was given, current through R2 and R3 were given. R2 and R3 were in parallel. You had to find R1.
I thought that then the current through R1 should be the sum of the current through R2 and R3, and worked out that R1 was 5 ohms. But none of the answer choices matched. I spend a long time trying to figure out another way to approach this problem. After the test, I asked an elec engineer friend and he agreed with my approach.
Did I misread the question or something?
1. on the electrochemical titration problem, I thought the Ce and MnO4 curves after the endpoint were reversed - the graphs showed that one ended up at higher voltage (MnO4?) when actually the other one should have been higher voltage. Does anyone remember this?
2. There was a three-resistor problem with a battery. Battery voltage was given, voltage drop across R1 was given, current through R2 and R3 were given. R2 and R3 were in parallel. You had to find R1.
I thought that then the current through R1 should be the sum of the current through R2 and R3, and worked out that R1 was 5 ohms. But none of the answer choices matched. I spend a long time trying to figure out another way to approach this problem. After the test, I asked an elec engineer friend and he agreed with my approach.
Did I misread the question or something?