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To Find the Equivalent Resistance of the Combination of Resistors

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To find the equivalent resistance of the combination of resistors shown across the 28-V battery by the method of possibly repeated applications of combining resistors in series and /or combining resistors in parallel,the first step would be which of the following? To find the equivalent resistance of the combination of resistors shown across the 28-V battery by the method of possibly repeated applications of combining resistors in series and /or combining resistors in parallel,the first step would be which of the following?   A) Combine the two 10 W in parallel since they can be done in your head. B) Combine,in series,the two 3-W resistors and the 4-W resistor in the right-hand branch of the circuit. C) Combine the seven resistors (two 5 W,three 3 W,one 2 W and one 4 W) in the outer loop of the circuit in series. D) This problem cannot be done by combining series and parallel resistors.

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