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Given the resistances of `1Omega ,2Omega ,3Omega` , how will be combine them to get an equivalent resistance of (i) `(11//3)Omega` (ii) `(11//5)Omega` , (iii) `6Omega` , (iv) `(6//11)Omega` ?

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