14. Consider the following circuit.RcRĀ|RBRDRA = 2 2, RB =2 2, Rc =4 2, and Rp = 7 2.a) Find the equivalent total resistance of all the resistors.b) A wire and some more resistors are added just for fun :)RFRcRERARpBRGThe switch is open and RE = 3 S2, Rp = 7 2, RG= 6 2. Find theequivalent total resistance of all the resistors.c) The switch is closed. Find the equivalent total resistance of allthe resistors.

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14. Consider the following circuit. Rc3 RA RB Rp RA = 2 2, RB =2 2, Rc = 4 Q, and Rp =7 2. a) Find the equivalent total resistance of all the resistors. b) A wire and some more resistors are added just for fun :) RF Rc3 RE |RB RA RD RG The switch is open and RE = 3 2, Rf =7 Q, RG=6 Q. Find the equivalent total resistance of all the resistors. Ω %3D c) The switch is closed. Find the equivalent total resistance of all the resistors. Ω

14. Consider the following circuit. Rc3 RA RB Rp RA = 2 2, RB =2 2, Rc = 4 Q, and Rp =7 2. a) Find the equivalent total resistance of all the resistors. b) A wire and some more resistors are added just for fun :) RF Rc3 RE |RB RA RD RG The switch is open and RE = 3 2, Rf =7 Q, RG=6 Q. Find the equivalent total resistance of all the resistors. Ω %3D c) The switch is closed. Find the equivalent total resistance of all the resistors. Ω

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 28.14P: (a) When the switch S in the circuit of Figure P28.14 is closed, will the equivalent resistance...

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