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A single battery is connected to six resistors, as shown on the right. If each resistor has a resistance of 60 N, then what is the equivalent resistance of all six together? ww A.) 10 Q B.) 15 Q C.) 40 Q D.) 60 2 E.) 360 2

A single battery is connected to six resistors, as shown on the right. If each resistor has a resistance of 60 N, then what is the equivalent resistance of all six together? ww A.) 10 Q B.) 15 Q C.) 40 Q D.) 60 2 E.) 360 2

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