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Answered by Atαrαh
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Solution:-

  • First step is to connect the an imaginary battery across A and B
  • Second step is to write the potential across the resistors
  • Rearrange the circuit (as shown in the diagram )

From the diagram ,we can easily conclude that the two R 1 resistors are connected in parallel combination to each other and thier equivalent resistance is in series combination with R

As per the given data

  • Equivalent resistance of the combination = 25 R /19
  • R = 19

Two resistors R 1 and R 1 are connected in parallel with each other

Equivalent resistance for resistors connected in parallel combination is given by the formula

\bigstar \boxed{\mathtt{\dfrac{1}{R_p} = \dfrac{1}{R_1}+ \dfrac{1}{R_2}+\dfrac{1}{R_3}.....+ \dfrac{1}{R_n}}}

hence ,

\implies\mathtt{ \dfrac{1}{R_p }=  \dfrac{1}{R_1 }+ \dfrac{1}{R_1 }}

\implies\mathtt{ \dfrac{1}{R_p }=  \dfrac{2}{R_1 }}

\implies\mathtt{ R_p =  \dfrac{R_1}{ 2}}

Now ,R p is in series with R

Equivalent resistance for resistors connected in series combination is given by the formula ,

\bigstar\boxed{\mathtt{R_s = R_1 + R_2 +R_3 ....+R_n}}

hence ,

\implies\mathtt{R_{net }= R + R p }

\implies\mathtt{ \dfrac{25R}{19} = 19+  \dfrac{R_1}{2}  }

\implies\mathtt{ \dfrac{25 \times  \cancel{19}}{ \cancel{19}} = 19+  \dfrac{R_1}{2}  }

\implies\mathtt{\dfrac{R_1}{2} = 25 -19}

\implies\mathtt{\dfrac{R_1}{2} = 6}

\implies \boxed{\mathtt{R_1= 12 \Omega}}

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