Minor update

Author: omckeon

src/content/docs/book/part-1-instructions/3-control-flow/0-panorama/10-0-reading-analog-signals.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ To read analog data using SplashKit's Raspberry methods, you will need the **ADS
 
 <!-- ![Image showing ADS7830 ADC module](./images/ads7830-adc-module.png) -->
 
-<!-- TODO: Discuss the pins on the ADS7830 module -->
+<!-- TODO: Discuss the pins to use on the ADS7830 module -->
 
 ### Analog Sensors  
 
@@ -34,5 +34,3 @@ Analog sensors produce a range of values, instead of just “on” or “off”.
 - **Joystick Module:** Detect changes in position, in two directions - x and y.
 - **Light Sensors:** Measure varying light intensities.  
 - **Analog Temperature Sensors:** Provide a continuous range of temperature readings.
-
-The next pages

src/content/docs/book/part-1-instructions/3-control-flow/0-panorama/10-1-analog-sensors.md

@@ -30,11 +30,11 @@ A potentiometer has three terminals:
 
     Connect the "left" outer terminal to Ground (GND), as shown with the black wire above.
 
-    Connect the outer terminal to the 3.3V supply, as shown with the red wire above.
+    Connect the "right" outer terminal to the 3.3V supply, as shown with the red wire above.
 
 3. **Connect the middle pin:**
 
-    Connect the middle terminal to the **A0** ADC channel on the ADS7830 module so that the variable voltage can be read by your Raspberry Pi.
+    Connect the middle terminal to the **A0** analog channel on the ADS7830 module so that the variable voltage can be read by your Raspberry Pi.
 
 ### Reading the Potentiometer