Solving for R_eq: Parallel and Series Resistors Explained | 30 Ohm Answer

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The discussion revolves around solving for the equivalent resistance (R_eq) between terminals in a circuit involving resistors. The user initially struggles to understand how to calculate R_eq, believing that 24 ohms and 12 ohms are in parallel, followed by a series connection with a 22-ohm resistor. After some confusion and time spent on the problem, the user eventually finds the solution, confirming that R_eq is indeed 30 ohms. The thread highlights common challenges in circuit analysis and the importance of understanding parallel and series resistor combinations.
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Hey everyone..I am new to this forum(2nd time I post a thread)

I have this exercice,which I am unable to solve..it has been 1 hour

Determine Req between terminals ab in the figure above



The figure is in the attachement..

In the solution ,they say that Req =30 ohms..but i am not getting this answer..

This is how i am reasoning:

24 and 12 are in parallel

then (24 and 12) with 22 are in series..
but then what next?

thank you
 

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ok i found it.finally..
 

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