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Hi students, here in this question we have to consider this circuit and in the first part of the question we have to find out the equivalent resistance.
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So to find out the equivalent resistance, first of all we can consider this rightmost loop.
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Okay, so here 6 ohm, 8 ohm and 6 ohm are there and these are parallel, isn't it? so we can, okay, this is r1 and this is r2, r3, r4, then r5, r6, r7, r8 and r9.
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Okay, then here we have r3, r4, r9.
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These are connected in series, isn't it? so we can find out the equivalent resistance of these resistance.
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So r3, 4, 9, okay, so r3, 4, 9.
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So that's equal to when resistors are connected in series, the equivalent resistance will be r3 plus r4 plus r9, isn't it? so that's equal to here r3, 6 plus 8 plus 6.
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So that's equal to 20 ohm.
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So the equivalent resistance here is 20 ohm.
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Okay.
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Now, so this part of this loop will be like 20 ohm and here we have r5.
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So here 20 ohm again.
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So this part will be in equivalent to 20 ohm.
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Okay, so this 20 ohm and this 20 r5 are in parallel combination.
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So we can find out r3, 4, 9, 5.
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So these are the parallel combination.
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So r3, 4, 9 is 20 ohm.
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So for parallel combination 1 by r3, 4, 9 plus 1 by r5 all raised to minus 1.
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So that's equal to 1 by 20 plus 1 by 20 all raised to minus 1.
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So that's equal to 10 ohm.
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So this is what r3, 4, 9, 5.
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So this entire loop, the equivalent resistance for this entire loop will be like 10 ohm.
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So the circuit will be like this.
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So we can forego this part.
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So this circuit will up to this 10 ohm.
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Okay, 10 ohm...