4 wires each of Same diameter and material connected to each other to form a square if the resistance of each wires is R then the equivalent resistance across the opposite corner is?

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R1 and R2 in series...so they can add to get combined resistance...The result of R1 + R2 is written as R12

And like that R3 + R4 = R34

You can represent it as a new resistence..

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4 wires each of Same diameter and material connected to each other to form a square if the resistance of each wires is R then the equivalent resistance across the opposite corner is?

R1 and R2 in series...so they can add to get combined resistance...The result of R1 + R2 is written as R12 And like that R3 + R4 = R34 You can represent it as a new resistence..

R1 and R2 in series...so they can add to get combined resistance...The result of R1 + R2 is written as R12

And like that R3 + R4 = R34

You can represent it as a new resistence..