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The answer is 2.

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Dusan Djordjevic
Jun 22, 2015

All the points on the bottom side of the cube has the same potential ( f1 ) , and all of the points on the top side of cube (on picture) also has the same potential ( f2 ). So, this mix of resisters is equivalent to the mix of the resisters on the picture below. Now, we can easily find that Rab=12/6 =2 .

The question is over-rated!!!

Aditya Kumar - 5 years, 11 months ago

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I agree. It is not a level 3 one.

Rwit Panda - 5 years, 11 months ago
Rwit Panda
Jun 27, 2015

We can observe that the vertices of the bottom surface are equipotential and so are the vertices of the top surface. So, by redrawing the circuit, we get 6- 12 ohm resistances in parallel.

So answer is 2.

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