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• im falling in love with sister of my friend so now what i do ?
  

  I dated a good friend of mine’s sister a few years ago. Not all brothers are over-protective of their sisters. Some would even prefer to know that the guy going out with her is a good guy. if you think that this guy wouln’t mind then I say go for it.
  - written 10 months, 2 weeks ago

• since I was ordained a minister of the lord, my life has changed completely.
  

  I’m not a religous person but I believe there’s something along the lines of,
  “God helps those who help themselves”.
  Prayer isn’t going to do much in my opinion except maybe make you feel a bit better.
  - written 10 months, 2 weeks ago

• Jumpstarting life?
  

  What keeps me going sometimes is the thought of what I will get when I finish college. Go and get information about what you’ll be doing or talk to people who graduated before and get them to tell you what they do. It really gets me motivated to work and get my life in order whenever I think about what I’ll be doing in the future.
  Just a suggestion. You could try a sport or as h2_h said you could join some kind of group. Everyone gets into a rut sometimes you just have to be the kind of person that digs themself out of it.
  - written 11 months, 3 weeks ago

• A series-parallel circuit consists of two series circuits (A and B) connected in parallel across a 5-V source.
  

  Well I’m studying electrical engineering so I couldn’t pass up helping you out!
  You don’t say what you’re looking for but I assume it’s either the overall resistance or the current.
  Ok so consider the two branchs separately first of all. Branch 1 has a resistance of 5.5k ohms (2.2+3.3). Doing the same for branch 2 gives you 5.9 k ohms.
  To work out the resistance of both resistors in parallel you use this law.
  
  1/(total resistance) = (1/R1) + (1/R2)
  
  Where R1 is the resistance of the first branch and R2 the resistance of the second.
  doing this gives:
  0.35131= 1/(total resistance)
  This means the total resistance of both resistors in parallel is 1/0.35131.
  That gives you 2.8465 k ohms
  
  If you want the current you use ohms law V= I.R
  The current, I, is then given by I=V/R
  V=5 and R=2.85k so
  I= 1.754 mA
  
  I found a tutorial on circuit analysis:
  http://tinyurl.com/4p4f8
  
  If that’s a bit too advanced for you try this wikipedia article on serial/parallel circuits:
  http://tinyurl.com/a46cl
  - written 11 months, 3 weeks ago

• Im having trouble in my homework with this number: x = ?
  

  try wikipedia or google….they’re great:
  http://tinyurl.com/q9sae
  - written 1 year ago

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