<prompt> Molao-motheo oa potoloho ea divider ke ofe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the principle of a divider circuit? . Response in English: A voltage divider circuit is based on the principle of dividing a voltage input into two or more smaller voltages. It uses two or more resistors connected in series through which the input voltage is divided, depending on the values of the resistors. The key equation governing the operation of a voltage divider is Ohms Law V IR combined with the voltage divider formula, which states that the voltage drop across a resistor is proportional to the resistance of the resistor and the current flowing through it. By selecting the appropriate values of the resistors, a specific voltage output can be obtained. Voltage dividers are commonly used in electronic circuits to produce a lower voltage from a higher voltage power source or to create reference voltages for operational amplifiers and other circuits. . Response in Sesotho: Potoloho ea voltage divider e ipapisitse le molao-motheo oa ho arola li-voltage tse peli kapa ho feta tse nyane. E sebelisa li-resistors tse peli kapa ho feta tse kopantsoeng letotong leo motlakase oa ho kenya o aroloa ka lona, ho itšetlehile ka litekanyetso tsa bahanyetsi. Equation ea bohlokoa e laolang tsebetso ea voltage divider ke Molao oa Ohm V IR o kopantsoeng le foromo ea voltage divider, e bolelang hore ho theoha ha voltage ho pholletsa le resistor ho lekana le ho hanyetsa ha sehanyetsi le hona joale ho phallang ho eona. Ka ho khetha litekanyetso tse nepahetseng tsa li-resistors, ho ka fumanoa tlhahiso e itseng ea motlakase. Li-voltage dividers li sebelisoa hangata lipotolohong tsa elektroniki ho hlahisa motlakase o tlase ho tsoa mohloling o phahameng oa motlakase kapa ho theha li-voltage tsa litšupiso bakeng sa li-amplifiers tse sebetsang le li-circuits tse ling. 