Physics, asked by vinuthna1118, 5 months ago

What is a resultant resistance when resistor 2Ω & 6Ω connected in series?

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Answered by vedasree01

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Answer:

8Ω

Explanation:

resultant resistance when resistor R1Ω & R2Ω connected in series is R1 + R2

= 8Ω

Answered by gurukularunyadav

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Answer:

The resultant is 8 ohm

Explanation:

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