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A measure of how much a conductor opposes current flowing through it. It can also refer to a part of a circuit, which has a non-negligible resistance value.
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Can't find the equivalent resistance in this circuit
I'm trying to self-study this problem. This chapter explained the delta-to-y transformation but I can't seem to find one here.
My best guess is that both resistors on the right are short-circuited …
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How do I find the equivalent resistance using symmetry?
Considering the middle line the symmetry axis this becomes:
simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
Then, you see the we have the equivalent resistance: (1 + 0.5 + 0.5) + (0.5 …
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Trouble finding the R(equivalent) in this circuit
The equivalent resistance R2 for parallel resistors 24Ω and 12Ω is 8Ω (24x12/24+12).
The equivalent resistance R3 for resistors in series R2 and 22Ω is 30Ω (8+22). … The equivalent resistance R4 for parallel resistors R3 and 45Ω is 18Ω (30x45/30+45).
The equivalent resistance Rab for resistors in series R1 and 18Ω is 30Ω (12+18).
Why is the final answer 34Ω? …
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Is my circuit analysis correct in this problem?
This is the problem:
My solution:
I'm new the delta-to-y and y-to-delta transformation, it is obvious we need to use them. I got the same answer but I'm a bit skeptical about my solution.
Is my …
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How do I find the resistance between three terminals?
What do they mean by finding the equivalent resistance between b and e. I don't even know if this is possible. If you look carefully, you'll see that there is a terminal c between terminal b and e. …