Physics, asked by elsavijay, 1 year ago

how would you join three resistors of 5 ohm 10 ohm and 30 ohm in an electric circuit so that the combination offers resistance of a) 3 ohm b) 10 ohm

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Answered by apoorvakumari
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a) in parallel
b) 10 is not possible with given data

elsavijay: Pls cud u do it cuz all three in parallel for the first one as u said is not correct..and the second one is possible as I got it..but wasn't getting the first one and I need that one
apoorvakumari: umm...use parallel formula
Answered by Yourfather62717
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Answer:sorry i don't have a pen or a pencil right now, but i can help you. first -make the three resistors in parallel with circuit..

Explanation:

Second - find the equivalent resistance by the formula 1/R'=1/30+1/5+1/10 == 1+6+3/30 == 10/30 == 1/3

1/R' = 1/3 (cross multiplying each other) R'=3 ohm . Mark me as brainliest and thank you forthe questions ..Regards .

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