Chapter 27: Q24P (page 796)
Question: In Figure,and . Find the equivalent resistance between points D and E.
(Hint: Imagine that a battery is connected across those points.)
Short Answer
Answer:
The equivalent resistance is .
Chapter 27: Q24P (page 796)
Question: In Figure,and . Find the equivalent resistance between points D and E.
(Hint: Imagine that a battery is connected across those points.)
Answer:
The equivalent resistance is .
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