Physics, asked by ditsinamdar, 1 year ago

Please calculate the equivalent resistance

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Answered by darknight07
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hey buddy, ✌

sry guys, I did mistake here.

1/R = 10/12
R = 0.833 ohms
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nain31: heya u made a mistake
darknight07: oh yes, thank you nain31.
nain31: no problem :)
Answered by nain31
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 \bold{To \: find \:equivalenta\: resistance \: from P \: to Q}

If the current will be passed from point P, it will be divided into three parallel parts.

◼For  \bold{R_1 and R_4}

Resistor  \bold{R_1 and R_4} are in series.

And for a series combination

 \huge \boxed{R = R_1 + R_4}

 {R_{1 4}= 6 + 4}

 \bold{R_{1 4}= 10\: ohm}

For  \bold{R_2 and R_3}

◼Resistor  \bold{R_2 and R_3} are in series.

And for a series combination

 \huge \boxed{R = R_2+ R_3}

 {R_{2 3}= 7 + 3}

 \bold{R_{2 3}= 10 ohm}

Since,  \bold {R_{5},R_{2 3} \: and \:R_{1 4}} are in parallel,

And for a parallel combination ,

 \huge \boxed{ \frac{1}{R} = \dfrac{1}{R_5} + \dfrac{1}{R_{2 3}} + \dfrac{1}{R_{1 4}}}

 \frac{1}{R} =\frac{1}{1} + \frac{1}{10} + \frac{1}{R_{10}}

 \frac{1}{R} =\frac{10}{10} + \frac{1}{10} + \frac{1}{R_{10}}

 \frac{1}{R} =\dfrac{10 +1 +1}{10}

 \frac{1}{R} =\dfrac{12}{10}

 R =\dfrac{10}{12}

 R =0.833 \: ohm

Hence the total resistance of circuit is  \bold{0.833} ohm
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