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What is the equivalent resistance of the combination of resistors shown below: R₂ = = 3.51 R₂=2.5 un R₁ = 55 -mu -mm R4=245 A) 1722 B) 1902 (C) 18 Ω D) 2002 R5 mm = 9.21

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Chapter23: Series And Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 44A

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What is the equivalent resistance of the combination of resistors shown below:
R₂ =
= 3.51 R₂=2.5
un
R₁ = 55
-mu
-mm
R4=245
A) 1722
B) 1902
(C) 18 Ω
D) 2002
R5
mm
= 9.21

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