
The main concept used to solve the problem is ohm’s law.
Initially, calculate the equivalent resistance using the parallel and series combination. Later, use the ohm’s law. Finally, calculate the magnitude of resistance by substituting the respective values.
The ohm’s law is expressed as follows:
Here, V is the voltage, I is the current, and R is the resistance.
The equivalent resistance in a parallel combination is calculated as follows:
Here, is the equivalent resistance, is the resistance1, is the resistance 2, is the resistance 3, and is the resistance3.
According to Ohm’s law, equivalent resistance is,
Substitute 34 V for V and 8 A for I in expression .
The equivalent resistance in a parallel combination is calculated as follows:
Here, is the equivalent resistance, is the resistance1, is the resistance 2, is the resistance 3, and is the resistance 3.
For the circuit, the equivalent resistance is calculated by using the expression,
Substitute for , for , for , and for in expression .
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