So how would you join three resistors each of resistance 9 so that the equivalent resistance of the combination is 13.5 and 6
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( 1)two parallel one series
(2)two series 1 parallel
(2)two series 1 parallel
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How ii) part is done
It 18+1/9
its 1/18+1/9
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For getting equivalent resistance of 13.5 we will join two of the resistor in parrallel and one in series..
and for getting resistance 6 we will join two of the resistor in series and one in parrallel combination.
and for getting resistance 6 we will join two of the resistor in series and one in parrallel combination.
Explain me 2nd one
Its 18+1/9
no its 1/18+1/9
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in 2nd one when we are taking two of the resistance in series then the sum comes to be 18 ohm.now as R1 = 18 (r1+r2). and the 3rd one r3 is in parrallel therefore R2 = 1/ R1 + 1/r3= 3 / 18 = 1/6 .so 1/R2 =1/6 therefore R2 = 6.
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