Is the electric scheme correctly redrawn?

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The discussion centers on whether an electric scheme has been accurately redrawn. Participants agree that the redrawn version appears correct. There is a focus on identifying which resistors are in series and which are in parallel. One user expresses that the additional question about series and parallel resistors was unnecessary, as they found the information clear. Overall, the consensus is that the redrawn scheme is satisfactory.
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Is the electric scheme correctly redrawn?
Which of the resistors are in parallel and which are in series?

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It looks correctly redrawn. Now go ahead and answer the last part about series & parallel...
 
berkeman said:
It looks correctly redrawn. Now go ahead and answer the last part about series & parallel...
Yeah, that last question wasn't necessary for me. Now I don't know why I even bothered to ask it everything's clear here...

Oh and Thanks for the help.
 

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