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THE RESULTANT RESISTANCE BETWEEN A AND B IS 2 OHM'S IN THE GIVEN DIAGRAM. THEN THE VALUE OF R=

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Answered by MissSolitary
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Given,

{ \tt{ \red{R_{AB }= 2Ω}}}

First add all the resistances which are in series,

{ \tt{ \red{R_{CD} = 2Ω + 1Ω => 3Ω}}}

 { \tt{ \red{R_{EF} = 4Ω + R }}}

Now, they are in parallel,

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  \dfrac{1}{R_{AB} }  =  \dfrac{1}{R_{CD}} +  \dfrac{1}{R_{EF}} }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  \dfrac{1}{ 2Ω}  =  \dfrac{1}{3Ω} +  \dfrac{1}{ 4Ω + R } }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  \dfrac{1}{ 2Ω}  =  \dfrac{4Ω + R  + 3Ω}{3Ω(4Ω + R )}  }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  \dfrac{1}{ 2Ω}  =  \dfrac{7Ω + R }{12Ω {}^{2}  + 3ΩR }  }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  {12Ω {}^{2}  + 3ΩR}{}  =  { 2Ω(7Ω + R) } }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  {12Ω {}^{2}  + 3ΩR}{}  =  { 14Ω {}^{2} + 2ΩR} }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  {12Ω {}^{2}   - 14Ω {}^{2} }{}  =  {  2ΩR - 3ΩR} }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \: {- 2Ω {}^{2} }{}  =  {  - ΩR} }}}

{ \pink{  \implies{\tt \:  \dfrac{ \cancel{ - } 2Ω ^{ \cancel{2}} }{ \cancel{- } \cancel{Ω}}   =    R}}}

{ \boxed{ \pink{  \therefore{\tt \:  R = 2Ω      }}}}

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4+5+2+1 is 12 mark me as brainiest

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