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I don't remember learning electricity in third grade. I guess that's what you get with those high asian IQs.
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@matrix When does he fuq his students?
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@matrix in third grade we didn't even have physics in my country.
That got introduced in like 5th or 6th grade.
In 3rd grade I was barely learning the multiplication table up to 10
@matrix We did a very simple curriculum where we built a little cardboard house with a couple lightbulbs and switches, but it was really bare bones.
@matrix is that Kirchoff's citcuit rules I am looking?
@matrix Let me see If I can recall them correctly from the top of my head:
1) the sum of currents at a node is equal to the incoming/outcoming current
2) The voltage over a net is equal to the sum of voltage sources connected to that net
1) the sum of currents at a node is equal to the incoming/outcoming current
2) The voltage over a net is equal to the sum of voltage sources connected to that net
@matrix We had this stuff in middle school, but there might have been something along those lines earlier too
