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Chapter27: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 36AP: The resistance between terminals a and b in Figure P27.36 is 75.0 . If the resistors labeled R have...

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Determine the equivalent resistance between terminals a and b.
R1
ww
1.0 Ohms
R3
www
5 Ohms
R4
ww
13 Ohms
13.2543 Ω
13.0741 Q
13.9765 Q
Ο 14.9765 Ω
a
R2
ww
12 Ohms
R5
ww
7 Ohms
R6
www
6 Ohms

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