Checking Ohm's law circuit solution

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I have tried solving, but please check my answers for me. I am not sure if I solved it right.ASAP please. thanks! :)

Just the first page please. Thanks!
 
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  • Handwritten resistor network solutions on graph paper: several wireframe cube-like resistor networks labelled with ohm values, with equivalent resistance calculations such as R = 6(6)/(6+6+15.67) = 0.99 ohm and R = 10(6)/(30.67) = 3.26 ohm.
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  • Handwritten resistor network solution: a page of hand-drawn circuit diagrams with resistor labels and handwritten equations for equivalent resistances Rin, Rm, Rn, Rp, Rr, Rs and Rt, with resulting values such as Rr = 8.21 ohms.
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  • Handwritten notes on graph paper showing resistor network reductions: several wireframe cube and polyhedron resistor networks with labelled nodes A and B, and working lines for equivalent resistances such as R = 6(3)/(6+3+19.67) and a 3-ohm-style combination, with results like 3.92 ohm and 0.99 ohm.
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please just see the first sheet. thanks! :)
 
maybe you can just explain how you get the final answer? the picture is quite blur to me ...
 
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Can you post a larger (higher resolution?) picture? I don't think those shapes are going to be easily understood in a written explanation ...