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i would like help with this problem, i already tried to complete the problem on my own but would like to check my answer
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i would like help with this problem, i already tried to complete the problem on my own but would like to check my answer

i would like help with this problem, i already tried to complete the problem on my-example-1
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So let's simplify the circuit

This section has two resistors in series, therefore they can be combined like this.

Now that we can simplify these two resistors like this, let's simplify the next two.

This is because 1/T = 1/5 + 1/5; and therefore T = 2.5

After simplifying all the resistors, we get the total resistance is 2.5 ohms

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