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) Three 1 Ohm resistors are in parallel. The total resistance is (a) 1/3 Ohm, (b) 3 Ohms, (c) 1 Ohm, (d) none of the above   2) Two 1 Ohm resistors are in parallel connected in series to another two 1 - Ohm resistors in parallel. The total resistance of all four resistors is (a) 1/3 Ohm, (b) 4 Ohms,  (c) 1 Ohm, (d) none of the above   3) Two 1 Farad capacitors are connected in parallel. The total capacitance is (a) 2 Farads, (b) ½ Farad , (c) 1 Farad, (d) none of the above.   4) Two 1 Farad capacitors are connected in series. The total capacitance is (a) 2 Farads, (b) ½ Farad , (c) 1 Farad, (d) none of the above.

) Three 1 Ohm resistors are in parallel. The total resistance is (a) 1/3 Ohm, (b) 3 Ohms, (c) 1 Ohm, (d) none of the above   2) Two 1 Ohm resistors are in parallel connected in series to another two 1 - Ohm resistors in parallel. The total resistance of all four resistors is (a) 1/3 Ohm, (b) 4 Ohms,  (c) 1 Ohm, (d) none of the above   3) Two 1 Farad capacitors are connected in parallel. The total capacitance is (a) 2 Farads, (b) ½ Farad , (c) 1 Farad, (d) none of the above.   4) Two 1 Farad capacitors are connected in series. The total capacitance is (a) 2 Farads, (b) ½ Farad , (c) 1 Farad, (d) none of the above.

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1) Three 1 Ohm resistors are in parallel. The total resistance is

(a) 1/3 Ohm, (b) 3 Ohms, (c) 1 Ohm, (d) none of the above

 

2) Two 1 Ohm resistors are in parallel connected in series to another two 1 - Ohm resistors in parallel. The total resistance of all four resistors is

(a) 1/3 Ohm, (b) 4 Ohms,  (c) 1 Ohm, (d) none of the above

 

3) Two 1 Farad capacitors are connected in parallel. The total capacitance is

(a) 2 Farads, (b) ½ Farad , (c) 1 Farad, (d) none of the above.

 

4) Two 1 Farad capacitors are connected in series. The total capacitance is

(a) 2 Farads, (b) ½ Farad , (c) 1 Farad, (d) none of the above.

 

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