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#PROBLEM-59154
\(R_1\)
is connected parallel to
\(R_2\)
. The total current that flows through the entire circuit is 1 A and the electric potential source is 55 V. What is the total resistance?
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#PROBLEM-59155
What is the value of
\(R_1\)
if it is half of
\(R_2\)
?
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What is
\(R_2\)
?
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