The correct combination of three resistances 1Ω, 2Ω and 3Ω to get equivalent resistance 11/5Ω is
- a)All three are combines in parallel
- b)All three are combines in series
- c)1Ω and 2Ω in parallel and 3Ω is in series to both
- d)2Ω and 3Ω in parallel and 1Ω is in series to both
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
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According to option (d) 2Ωand3Ω are combined in a parallel combination. Hence equivalent resistance
R' combined in series to 1Ω
∴ Req =
Hence, the combination scheme in option (d) is correct.
R' combined in series to 1Ω
∴ Req =
Hence, the combination scheme in option (d) is correct.
According to option (d) 2Ωand3Ω are combined in a parallel combination. Hence equivalent resistanceR combined in series to 1Ω∴ Req=Hence, the combination scheme in option (d) is correct.
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According to option (d) 2Ωand3Ω are combined in a parallel combination. Hence equivalent resistanceR combined in series to 1Ω∴ Req=Hence, the combination scheme in option (d) is correct.
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