the effective resistance betweem the point A and B in the circuit given below is?
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Heya!!
Start by RHS;
Simply uh can see 5 ohm and 15 ohms are in series & in Parallel with 20 ohm.
Hence 20 ohm is in parallel with 20 ohm.(attachment 1)
Hence 1/R = 1/20 + 1/20
=) 1/R = 1/10
=) R = 10 ohm
New diagram : attachment 2.
Now 10 & 6 are in series and in parallel with 48 ohm resistor.
Hence 16 ohm nd 48 ohm r in parallel. (attachment 3).
Hence 1/R = 1/16 + 1/48
=) 1/R = 1/12
=) R = 12 ohm.
New diagram in attachment 4.
Now see LHS;
10 & 8 ohms are in series & in Parallel with 9 ohm.
Hence 18 & 9 are in parallel. (attachment 5)..
=) 1/R = 1/9 + 1/18
=) 1/R = 1/6
=) R = 6ohm..
New diagram : uh will get one triangle in which resistance are in series : 14 + 12 + 6
= 32 ohm.
Hope it helps uh!!
Start by RHS;
Simply uh can see 5 ohm and 15 ohms are in series & in Parallel with 20 ohm.
Hence 20 ohm is in parallel with 20 ohm.(attachment 1)
Hence 1/R = 1/20 + 1/20
=) 1/R = 1/10
=) R = 10 ohm
New diagram : attachment 2.
Now 10 & 6 are in series and in parallel with 48 ohm resistor.
Hence 16 ohm nd 48 ohm r in parallel. (attachment 3).
Hence 1/R = 1/16 + 1/48
=) 1/R = 1/12
=) R = 12 ohm.
New diagram in attachment 4.
Now see LHS;
10 & 8 ohms are in series & in Parallel with 9 ohm.
Hence 18 & 9 are in parallel. (attachment 5)..
=) 1/R = 1/9 + 1/18
=) 1/R = 1/6
=) R = 6ohm..
New diagram : uh will get one triangle in which resistance are in series : 14 + 12 + 6
= 32 ohm.
Hope it helps uh!!
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