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14. What is the total equivalent 1 poi resistance if parallel connection of 4 and 8 ohms are connected in series with 2.33-ohm resistance. * O none of the above O 1.24 ohms O 5 ohms O 14.33 ohms

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14. What is the total equivalent 1 poi
resistance if parallel connection
of 4 and 8 ohms are connected
in series with 2.33-ohm
resistance. *
O none of the above
O 1.24 ohms
O 5 ohms
O 14.33 ohms

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