please answer this question Find the equivalent resistance of the combination of resistors R₁ = 42.0 Q, R₂ = 75.0 №, R3 = 33.0 №, R4 = 61.0 2,R512.5 , and R6 = 21.02 shown in the figure.=equivalent resistance:R₁ww mR₂wwR₂mR₂wwR₁4mR₂wwLΩ

Given:- A circuit is given as The resistance is as R1= 42.0 Ω R2= 75.0 Ω R3= 33.0ΩR4=61.0 Ω…

Find the equivalent resistance of the combination of resistors R1 = 42.0 S2, R2 = 75.0 S2, R3 = 33.0 S2, R4 = 61.0 52, R5 = 12.5 s2, and R6 = 21.0 s2 shown in the figure. ماشا الله R, R, R, Ra R.

Find the equivalent resistance of the combination of resistors R1 = 42.0 S2, R2 = 75.0 S2, R3 = 33.0 S2, R4 = 61.0 52, R5 = 12.5 s2, and R6 = 21.0 s2 shown in the figure. ماشا الله R, R, R, Ra R.

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