I have a physics question from my physics 102 course, and here is the question. Can someone please help? Thank You!

R1 and 3.50 are in series so ,
Req 1 = 1.62 + 3.50 =5.12
now we take R2 side
0.75 and R2 are in parallel
1/Req 3 =1/10.6 + 1/0.75 after solving we get the value of Req 3
R=0.7007
R is in series with 1.50
so we get Req 3 = 1.50 +0.7007=2.2007
now we are left with 3 resistors
1) 5.12
2) 8.00
3) 2.2007
all three are in parallel so
1/Req ( final ) = 1/5.12 + 1/8 +1/2.2007
Req (final)=1.291 ----------------->>>> ANS
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i think i was taught that when i want to find the output
resistance then all i need to do is short circuit the input voltage
and add a nominal voltage attached to Vout inorder relate with ohms
law to find output resistance
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