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Firstly...in parallel...
1/6+1/2=1+3/6=4/6
Then in series...
4/6+6=4+36/6
40/6=20/3=6 2/3 ohm...c option
1/6+1/2=1+3/6=4/6
Then in series...
4/6+6=4+36/6
40/6=20/3=6 2/3 ohm...c option
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hey there,
I am meritkshitij here.
let's try it out
u can see that resistors of 6 ohm and 2 ohm are in parallel
so,equivalent resistance between them
1/Req = 1/6+1/2
= 1+3/6
=4/6
=2/3
so,Req=3/2 ohm.
now,this one and resistor of 6 ohm will be in series
so,Total eq resistance=3/2+ 6
=1.5 + 6
=7.5 ohm Ans.
thus,option c will be the right answer.
Thanks
I am meritkshitij here.
let's try it out
u can see that resistors of 6 ohm and 2 ohm are in parallel
so,equivalent resistance between them
1/Req = 1/6+1/2
= 1+3/6
=4/6
=2/3
so,Req=3/2 ohm.
now,this one and resistor of 6 ohm will be in series
so,Total eq resistance=3/2+ 6
=1.5 + 6
=7.5 ohm Ans.
thus,option c will be the right answer.
Thanks
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