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Given :-

  • Each resistor is of 3Ω

To find :-

  • Equivalent resistance of circuit

Formula used :-

  • \sf Resistance\: in \:series=R_{(Series)}=R_1+R_2+R_3...

  • \sf Resistance\:in\: parallel=\dfrac 1{R_{(Parallel)}}=\dfrac 1 R_1+\dfrac 1 R_2+\dfrac 1 R_3...

Solution :-

In the given diagram, we can see that R₃ and R₂ are in series connection, their equivalent resistance will be::

>> Rₙ=R₂+R₃

>> Rₙ=3Ω+3Ω

>> Rₙ=6Ω

Now the connection or Rₙ (R₂ & R₃) and R₄ are in parallel connection, their equivalent resistance will be::

\sf \mapsto \dfrac 1 R_x=\dfrac 1 R_n+\dfrac 1 R_4

\sf \mapsto \dfrac 1 R_x=\dfrac 1 {6\Omega}+\dfrac 1 {3\Omega}

\sf \mapsto \dfrac 1 R_x=\dfrac {1+2} {6\Omega}

\sf \mapsto \dfrac 1 R_x=\dfrac {3} {6\Omega}

\sf \mapsto \dfrac 1 R_x=\dfrac {\not 3} {\not 6\Omega}

\sf \mapsto \dfrac 1 R_x=\dfrac {1} {2\Omega}

\red{\sf \mapsto  R_x=2\Omega}

Now the connection of Rₓ (Rₙ & R₄), R₁ and R₅ are in series connection, their equivalent resistance will be::

⇒ Rₐ = Rₓ + R₁ + R₅

⇒ Rₐ = 2Ω + 3Ω + 3Ω

⇒ Rₐ=8Ω

So the equivalent resistance of the circuit is 8Ω.

[Omega will change into Ω when viewed from Web.]

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