Breaking down a complicated resistance circuit

[The Blind Watchmaker]

Homework Statement

Homework Equations

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The Attempt at a Solution

I tried to break it down to:

But apparently it is incorrect, can someone tell me the correct configuration? And explain too! Thanks :)
(Please do not give ambiguous "hints").

 

[The Blind Watchmaker]

Oh nevermind just realized this is is a wheatstone bridge, silly me

 

[berkeman]

(Please do not give ambiguous "hints").

LOL. How about an unambiguous hint? Like using KCL equations to solve it. There may be a trick that you can use, but if you don't see the trick pretty quickly, just doing the KCL equations and solving should get you the answer. And for a circuit this simple, The KCL equations are fairly easy.

 

[berkeman]

Oh nevermind just realized this is is a wheatstone bridge, silly me

Oh, never mind then.

 

[gneill]

Helpers are not allowed to directly provide solutions to homework questions. They can only offer hints, suggestions, or point out mistakes or correctly done parts in your work.

What makes you say that your rearrangement is wrong? The only problem I can see would be if you incorrectly locate the 20 Ω resistor on the figure (you didn't label any of the the resistors, so I can't be 100% sure that you've got that right).

Edit: Just saw the OP's latest post, correctly identifying the circuit configuration. So never mind