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Calculate the equivalent resistance between
P and Q.
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Answered by AbdJr10
7

Answer:

7 ohm is net resistant

Explanation:

all three 3ohm resistant are parallel and series with 6 ohm

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Answered by Anonymous
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From the above attachment you can see that ➡

  • 3Ω , 3Ω , 3Ω are in parallel combination
  • 6Ω is in series combination

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Final answer

Let the equivalent resistance be - R

Parallel combination

1/R' = ( 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 ) Ω

➡ 1/R' = 3/3 Ω

➡ 1/R' = 1/1 Ω

R' = 1Ω

Series combination

R = ( R' + 6 ) Ω

➡ R = 1Ω + 6Ω

R = 7Ω

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☆ In parallel combination we should always calculate the reciprocal of that no.

Suppose if 2Ω and 2Ω are in parallel combination then we should calculate it's equivalent resistance by,

1/R = ( 1/2 + 1/2 ) Ω

1/R = 2/2 Ω

➡ R = 1 Ω

If the values are supposed 2/3Ω and 2/3Ω then it will be,

1/R = ( 3/2 + 3/2 ) Ω

➡ 1/R = 6/2 Ω

➡ R = 1/3 Ω

☆ In series combination we should simply add the values.

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