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A letter .A. consists of a uniform wire of resisrtance .A. one ohm per cm. The sides of the letter are each 20 cm long and crosspiece in the middle is 10cm long, while the apex angle is `60^@`. Find the resistance of the letter between two ends of the legs A. and E as shown in figure given below.

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