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If you have five (5) 100-kΩ resistors, how will you be able to get a total of a) 25 kΩ b) 50 kΩ c) 150 kΩ? Combine only the needed number of resistors.

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b) 50 kΩ c) 150 kΩ? Combine only the needed number of resistors.

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