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 Consider following circuit with R = 60 Ω. Calculate the equivalent resistance of the terminal a and b?  

The diagram illustrates a network of resistors configured in a bridge circuit. The circuit contains the following components: 1. Resistors: The arrangement includes four resistors, each with a resistance labeled as "R". These resistors are placed at different positions in the circuit. 2. Circuit Layout: - The circuit starts at point "a" and ends at point "b". - There are two resistors at the top part of the circuit in parallel positions. - Another resistor is placed in the middle, bridging the two parallel resistors. - At the bottom, there is a single resistor connecting points "a" and "b". The layout is symmetric, forming a bridge-like structure, which is commonly used in electrical circuits to measure unknown resistances and for various applications in electronics.
Transcribed Image Text:The diagram illustrates a network of resistors configured in a bridge circuit. The circuit contains the following components: 1. Resistors: The arrangement includes four resistors, each with a resistance labeled as "R". These resistors are placed at different positions in the circuit. 2. Circuit Layout: - The circuit starts at point "a" and ends at point "b". - There are two resistors at the top part of the circuit in parallel positions. - Another resistor is placed in the middle, bridging the two parallel resistors. - At the bottom, there is a single resistor connecting points "a" and "b". The layout is symmetric, forming a bridge-like structure, which is commonly used in electrical circuits to measure unknown resistances and for various applications in electronics.
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