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calculate effective resistance in the following circuit

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Answered by kumarsomu321somu
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effective resistance should be
R1+R2/R1R2
=12+3/12×3
=15/36 ohm

whereas
V=I×R
I=V/R
therefore I= 6÷15/36
=6×36/15
=216/15
=14.4 A

rashmitha71: R u right
kushal11146: yes
kumarsomu321somu: and thus current will be 15 /6 =2.5 Ampere and effective resistance will be 2.4ohm
kumarsomu321somu: 2.4 .4=6.4
kushal11146: add Resistance in Series Also Kumarsomu
kumarsomu321somu: so v=ir and i = 6/6.4=0.9375 amper
kumarsomu321somu: sorry Kushal
kumarsomu321somu: i think it would be enough to solve the question
rashmitha71: tnk u
kushal11146: np
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