Calculate the equivalent resistance b/w A and B of the above
Answers
10 ohm is the required answer.
GIVEN:
- R1 = 6 ohm
- R2 = 4 ohm
- R3 = 8 ohm
- R4 = 8 ohm
- R5 = 5 ohm
- R6 = 6 ohm
- R7 = 2 ohm
- R8 = 6 ohm
- R9 = 3 ohm
- R10 = 4 ohm
TO FIND:
Net resistance, R across A and B.
FORMULAE:
- When the resistors are connected in series, net resistance, R = R1 + R2 + R3 + ......
- When the resistors are connected in parallel, then the net resistance, 1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3 + .....
SOLUTION:
1. R7 and R10 are in series. Let their effective resistance be Ra.
Ra = R7 + R10
= 2+4
Ra= 6 ohm
2. Ra and R8 are parallel. Let their effective resistance be Rb.
3. Rb and R9 are in series. Let their effective resistance be Rc.
Rc = Rb + R9
= 3+ 3
Rc = 6 ohm
4. Rc and R6 are parallel. Let their effective resistance be Rd.
5. Rd and R5 are in series. Let their effective resistance be Re.
Re = Rd + R5
= 3 + 5
Re = 8 ohm.
6. Re and R4 are parallel. Let their effective resistance be Rf.
7.R2 and Rf are in series. Let their effective resistance be Rg.
Rg = R2 + Rf
= 4 + 4
Rg = 8 ohm
8.Rg and R3 are parallel. Let their effective resistance be Rh.
9.Rh and R1 are in series. Let their effective resistance be R.
R = Rh + R1
= 4 + 6
R = 10 ohm
ANSWER:
The resistance across A and B is 10 ohm.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
Refer to the attachment.