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jwllorens
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Say I have a circuit that looks like this:
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The red and green lines are resistors.
The black lines are wires.
Assume a connection between any component line that is at a right angle to any other line, and a current source applied to points A and B.My question is this: Are the two green resistors in parallel, and thus, can I reduce them to a single resistor using (Ra*Rb)/(Ra+Rb)?
If not, any suggestions on how to calculate the equivalent resistance of this entire circuit, between points A and B?
..._______
B___|_|_|_|___ A
The red and green lines are resistors.
The black lines are wires.
Assume a connection between any component line that is at a right angle to any other line, and a current source applied to points A and B.My question is this: Are the two green resistors in parallel, and thus, can I reduce them to a single resistor using (Ra*Rb)/(Ra+Rb)?
If not, any suggestions on how to calculate the equivalent resistance of this entire circuit, between points A and B?