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❏ Resistance R is 15 Ω

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For first case ,

\implies{\sf \dfrac{5}{l_1}=\dfrac{R}{(100-l_1)}\:\:\:→(1) }

Now , by shunting resistance R by an equal resistance R , new Resistance in that arm becomes \sf{\dfrac{R}{2}}

so,

\implies{\sf \dfrac{5}{1.6l_1}=\dfrac{R/2}{(100-1.6l_1)}\:\:\:→(2)}

From Equation 1 and Equation 2

\implies{\sf \dfrac{1.6}{1}=\dfrac{(100-1.6l_1)}{100-l_1}×2 }

\implies{\sf 160-1.6l_2=200-3.2l_1 }

\implies{\sf 1.6l_1=40}

\implies{\sf l_1=\dfrac{400}{1.6}}

\implies{\sf l_1=25\:cm }

From Equation 1

\implies{\sf \dfrac{5}{25}=\dfrac{R}{75} }

\Large\implies{\sf \red{R=15Ω }}

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