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Three resistors each of `4 Omega` are connected together to form a network. The equivalent resistance of the network cannot be

A

`1.33 Omega`

B

`3.0 Omega`

C

`6.0 Omega`

D

`12.0 Omega`

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The correct Answer is:
B

(b) If all are in series then `R_(eq) = 12 Omega`
If all are in parallel then `R_(eq) = (4)/(3) Omega = 1.33 Omega`
If two are in series then parallel with third,
`R_(eq) = (8)/(3) = 2.6 Omega`
If two are in parallel then series with third, `R_(eq) = 6 Omega`'
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