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Answered by nirman95
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 \boxed{ \red{ \bold{ \huge{1st \: question}}}}

In order to find out the equivalent resistance, we will simply observe the resistances which are in series or in parallel combinations and then calculate.

1) 3 ohm and 12 ohm are in series.

2) 2 ohm and 18 ohm are in series .

And this combination is in parallel with each other.

So total resistance in the upper part of square

= 3 + 12 = 15 ohm

Similarly , total resistance in lower part of square

= 2 + 18 = 20 ohm

Net resistance in whole square :

r =  \dfrac{15 \times 20}{15 + 20}  =  \dfrac{60}{7} ohm

This resistance is in series with 6 ohm :

So , let equivalent resistance be R eq.

R  \: eq. =  \dfrac{60}{7}  + 6

 =  > R  \: eq. =  \dfrac{60 + 42}{7}

 \boxed{ \blue{ =  > R  \: eq. =  \dfrac{102}{7}  \: ohm }}

 \boxed{ \red{ \bold{ \huge{2nd \: question}}}}

In this question, first try to draw tge simplified circuit and then solve the question :

Refer to the attached photo to understand better

We can see that the Equivalent Resistance of the circuit is 9.6 ohm

So current flowing will be :

 \boxed{ \green{ \bold{i =  \dfrac{v}{r}  =  \dfrac{10}{9.6}  = 1.04 \: amp}}}

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Answered by Saby123
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Figure 1 :

The above figure consists of a parall

Net Resistance =  \dfrac{60}{7} + 6 = \dfrac{102}{7}

Hence Option D is Correct.

Figure 2 :

Net Resistance = 9.6 ohm.

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