00:01
In this question, we want to find the equivalent resistance of the five resistors in the circuit.
00:05
So to do this question, so we need to simplify the whole thing until we reach a single resistor.
00:16
So i'm going to call this 10 -oom resistor r1, 20 -oom resistor are 2, 30 -oom resistor are 3, 40 -on resistor are 4, and 50 -oom resistor are 5.
00:27
Okay so r1 and r2 are in series okay so this means that r1 2 is equal to 10 plus 20 or r1 plus r2 1 plus r2 10 plus 20 gives us 30 ohms okay then we have r1 2 and r3 are in parallel okay so we have one over r one two three is equal to one over r one two plus one over r three is equal to one over thirty plus one over thirty which is one over fifteen so um r one two three is equal to fifteen oms okay okay next um r one two three is r123 and r4 are in parallel.
01:52
Okay, so that means 1 over r, 2, 3 4 is equal to 1 over r1 2 3 plus 1 over r4.
02:07
So this is 1 over 15 plus 1 over 40.
02:12
And then you simplify this is this...