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in the figure what is the value of x
if net resistance b/w A and B is 50(ohm)
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Heya!!
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Effective resistance btw A and B = R1 + R2
Since R1 is an equivalent resistance of 30 & 60 ohms in parallel.
=) 1/R1 = 1/30 + 1/60
=) 1/R1 = 1/20
=) R1 = 20 ohms
Similarly R2 is an equivalent resistance of X and 40 ohms in parallel.
=) 1/R2 = 1/X + 1/40
=) 1/R2 = 40+X / 40X
=) R2 = 40X / 40+X
=) 50 = 20 + 40X/40+X
=) 50-20 = 40X/40+X
=) 30 = 40X/ 40+X
=) 30(40+X) = 40X
=) 1200 + 30X = 40X
=) 1200 = 40X-30X
=) 1200 = 10X
=) 120 ohms.
Hope it helps uh :)
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Effective resistance btw A and B = R1 + R2
Since R1 is an equivalent resistance of 30 & 60 ohms in parallel.
=) 1/R1 = 1/30 + 1/60
=) 1/R1 = 1/20
=) R1 = 20 ohms
Similarly R2 is an equivalent resistance of X and 40 ohms in parallel.
=) 1/R2 = 1/X + 1/40
=) 1/R2 = 40+X / 40X
=) R2 = 40X / 40+X
=) 50 = 20 + 40X/40+X
=) 50-20 = 40X/40+X
=) 30 = 40X/ 40+X
=) 30(40+X) = 40X
=) 1200 + 30X = 40X
=) 1200 = 40X-30X
=) 1200 = 10X
=) 120 ohms.
Hope it helps uh :)
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oh sorry by mistake
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