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3 resistors of 3,4 and 12 ohm are there. How would you connect so as to get a resistance more than 5 oh, but less than 7 ohm show using calculations and a diagram

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Answer:

Connecting the 4-ohm and 12-ohm in parallel and followed by the 3-ohm resistor in series. A scheme of the configuration is attached below. Please see the file attached below to know the diagram.

Step-by-step explanation:

There is the following solution that satisfies all requirements indicated on statement:

Connecting the 4-ohm and 12-ohm in parallel and followed by the 3-ohm resistor in series. A scheme of the configuration is attached below.


R = ((12\,\Omega)\cdot (4\,\Omega))/(12\,\Omega+4\,\Omega)+3\,\Omega


R = 6\,\Omega

Which observes all design requirements.

3 resistors of 3,4 and 12 ohm are there. How would you connect so as to get a resistance-example-1
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