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Your electronics friend needs a 10-\(\Omega\) resistor but has only 40-\(\Omega\) ones. How can he combine them to produce an equivalent resistance of 10 \(\Omega\)?

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QUESTION:

Your electronics friend needs a 10-\(\Omega\) resistor but has only 40-\(\Omega\) ones. How can he combine them to produce an equivalent resistance of 10 \(\Omega\)?

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To obtain the equivalent resistance we have to add the given  resistors in parallel.

The formula of equivalent resistance connected in parallel is given by:

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