The correct option is
A R2For calculating the equivalent resistance between E and F, lets connect a battery across E and F as shown.
Since points A, B, C and D are connected to E and F by resistor of equal resistance, therefore points A, B, C and D will be at same potential.
Since A, B, C and D are equipotential, therefore no current will flow across AB, BC, CD and DA. Hence the resistance across AB, BC, CD and DA can be neglected.
Hence the circuit can be redrawn as shown.
Its evident that E and F are connnected by 4 branches each of them having two resistors of equal resistance connected in series. Hence their equivalent will be
2R and the circuit can be redrawn as shown
Hence equivalent resistance across E and F,
1REF=4×12R REF=R2 Hence option A is correct.