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You are supplied with a number of 100Ω resistors. How could you combine some of these resistors to make a 250 Ω resistor?

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Solution

To make the equivalent resistance of 250 Ω one may connect:

1) 2 resistors in series

Thus, the resultant would be: 100+100= 200 Ω

2) 2 resistors in parallel

Thus, the resultant would be: 100×100100+100=50 Ω

3) Now, connect the combination of the two (series and parallel) in series:

Thus, we may obtain a net resistance of 200+50 = 250 Ω


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