Electric circuit.

Find the equivalent resistance of the circuit above.


The answer is 1.0.

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Zubair Hossian
Jun 14, 2014

first try to draw another circuit like this but in a simple form.then it will be very easy to be solved.let's see the calculation. calculation: 1st 2 resistance is connected in parallel combination. 1/Cp1 =1/2+1/2 Cp1=1 ohm last 2 resistance is also connected in a parallel combination. Cp2=1 ohm again this Cp1&Cp2 is connected with each other in a series combination. Cs1=1+1 =2 ohm this Cs1 is connected with 3rd resistance in a parallel combination. so 1/ Cp=1/Cs1+1/2 =1/2+1/2 Cp=1 ohm here Cp is the equivalent resistance of the circuit . so answer 1 ohm

Could somebody provided solution based on Kirchoff rule?

Alex Gawkins - 6 years, 10 months ago
Harikesh Yadav
Jun 19, 2014

first two and last two resistance are in parallel and equivalent of these combination are in series with each other(1 ohm & 1 ohm).which is in parallel with middle resistance of 2 ohm. so the equivalent resistance is =(2*2)/(2+2)= 1 ohm

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