The equivalent resistance between K and L is given $3\Omega$. How do I evaluate the equivalent resistance between K and M?
I couldn't think of anything so far. Could I get your dear assistance?
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The equivalent resistance between K and L is given $3\Omega$. How do I evaluate the equivalent resistance between K and M?
I couldn't think of anything so far. Could I get your dear assistance?
Regards
Call the resistance of one quarter of the ring R
Then between $K$ and $L$ you have a resistance of $1R$ (the short way, counter clockwise ) in parallel with another resistance of $3R$ (the long way, clockwise) resulting in total of $3\text{ }\Omega$. So you can find $R$, right?
Then between $K$ and $M$ you have a resistance of $2R$ (counter clockwise ) in parallel with another resistance of $2R$ (clockwise).
Since you just found the value of $R$, you can find this resistance...