Redraw Circuit: Consolidate Nodes for Min #

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Start date Oct 4, 2009
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The discussion focuses on the task of consolidating nodes in a circuit to minimize their number. One participant points out that a critical connection between the parallel resistors R2 and R3 to resistor R6 was deleted, altering the circuit's integrity. They present a revised drawing of the circuit and seek validation for their changes. The importance of maintaining essential connections while simplifying the circuit is emphasized. Proper node consolidation is crucial for accurate circuit representation and analysis.

Oct 4, 2009

KillerZ

Homework Statement

Redraw the circuit consolidating nodes into the minimum number possible.

2. The attempt at a solution

Here is what I drew:

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Oct 4, 2009

mikelepore

You shouldn't have deleted the connection from the {R2 parallel R3} to the R6. That would make it become a different circuit.

Oct 7, 2009

KillerZ

I changed it is this right?

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