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find the equivalent resistance between points a and b​

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Answered by shubham0204
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Answered by Atαrαh
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Method:

Step I: Connect an imaginary battery around points A and B

Step II: Write potentials across each resistor.

Step III: Rearrange the circuit.

Step IV: Simplify and solve.

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Between y and x :

Two 16 Ω  resistors are connected in parallel.

\implies\sf{1 / R_p = 1 / 16 + 1 /16}\\ \\

\implies\sf{1 / R_p = 2 / 16}\\ \\

\implies\sf{R_p = 8 \Omega }\\ \\

Similarly,

Between x and o:

\implies\sf{R_p' = 8 \Omega }\\ \\

Between y and o:

Rp and Rp' are connected in series with each other.

\implies\sf{R_s = R_p + R_p' }\\ \\

\implies\sf{R_s =8 + 8 }\\ \\

\implies\sf{R_s = 16 \Omega }\\ \\

Now,

Rs is in parallel with an 16 Ω resistor.

\implies\sf{1 / R_p' = 1 / 16 + 1 /16}\\ \\

\implies\sf{1 / R_p' = 2 / 16}\\ \\

\implies\sf{R_p' = 8 \Omega }\\ \\

Between v and o:

Rp' is in series with an 8Ω resistor.

\implies\sf{R_{net} =R_p' + R' }\\ \\

\implies\sf{R_{net} =8 + 8}\\ \\

\implies\boxed{\sf{R_{net} =16 \Omega}}\\ \\

The net equivalent resistance of the combination is 16Ω.

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