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So, for this question, let's first rearrange the circuit diagram.
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So, here we have the 5 ohm resistance and the voltage is that is 24 volt and the current is like this.
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Now, here we have the 2 ohm resistance which is parallel to the 4 ohm resistance which is parallel to 8 ohm resistance and this is parallel to 16 ohm resistance and this is parallel to 16 ohm resistance and the current is i1.
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This is basically the a.
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Now, let us attach that.
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So, this is the point.
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Now, let us solve for the first part that is for the a part.
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Now, here we have to calculate the i.
01:02
So, basically the r16 is parallel to r16.
01:08
So, this will be equal to 16 which is multiplied by 16 divided by 16 plus 16 which will be equal to 8 ohm.
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Now, similarly the r8 is parallel to r8 which will be equal to 8 which is multiplied by 8 divided by 8 plus 8.
01:26
So, this will be equal to 4 ohm.
01:28
Now, then our next step will be r4 will be parallel to r4 which will be equal to 4 multiplied by 4 divided by 4 plus 4 which will be equal to 2 ohm.
01:43
Now, then the r2 will be parallel to r2 which will be equal to multiplied by 2 divided by 2 plus 2 that is 4.
01:51
So, this will be equal to 1 ohm.
01:53
Now, the circuit will be like this.
01:56
Here we have this will be 5 ohm.
01:58
Here we have the 24 volt and this is the current and this is the 1 ohm resistance, the current.
02:08
Now, the equivalent circuit that is i will be equal to 24 volt divided by 6 ohm which will be equal to 4 ampere.
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So, this is the required answer for the a part.
02:19
Now, let us solve for the b part.
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For the b part, here we have to calculate the i1.
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So, here we have the circuit diagram that is 5 ohm is here and 24 volt is here.
02:33
The current is flowing upward.
02:36
Here we have the r equivalent resistance and here we have the 16 ohm and the current is i1...