Electricity does not choose “the path of least resistance,” but flows on all paths presented to it. The flow divides among those paths in inverse proportion to their impedances (those paths with lower ...

Contrary to popular belief, electricity takes all paths available — in inverse proportion to the impedance of the paths. The magnitude of the current flowing in a path depends on the path's voltage ...

In this graph, 𝑥 and 𝑦 are directly proportional. This means that when 𝑥 doubles, 𝑦 also doubles, and when 𝑥 triples, so does 𝑦. In fact, for all coordinates on this line, you could multiply or ...

Companies have valuable data languishing unused in multiple areas; moving that information from one place to another--either from application to application or into a data warehouse--is the job of ...