2. [8 pts] Find R<sub>T</sub> = _____ Show at least 3 intermediate steps (circuit diagrams) showing the series-parallel reductions 40. Calculate the total resistance in the circuit shown in Figure 6.58. \Omega FIGURE 6.58 R<sub>7</sub> 8.2 k\Omega R<sub>5</sub> 10 k\Omega W R<sub>6</sub> 3.3 k\Omega W R<sub>8</sub> 11 k\Omega R<sub>4</sub> 10 k\Omega R<sub>1</sub> 22 k\Omega R<sub>2</sub> 11 k\Omega R<sub>9</sub> 8.8 k\Omega R<sub>3</sub> 4.7 k\Omega
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