What is the equivalent resistance of a the following 3 resistors: R1 - 26 Ohms R2 - 81 Ohms R3 - 61 Ohms In this circuit. Rq and R3 are connected in parallel, and then connected to R2 in series, as shown below: R1 O--R2--- R3

What is the equivalent resistance of a the following 3 resistors: R1 - 26 Ohms R2 - 81 Ohms R3 - 61 Ohms In this circuit. Rq and R3 are connected in parallel, and then connected to R2 in series, as shown below: R1 O--R2--- R3

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What is the equivalent resistance of a the following 3 resistors:
R1 = 26 Ohms
R2 - 81 Ohms
R3 - 61 Ohms
In this circuit. Rq and R3 are connected in parallel, and then connected to R2 in series, as shown below:
R1
-D--R2---
R3

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