where is the wheatstone's bridge?
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no . that's not right.
only the Resistances with 2 ohms are removable. so effective R = 7/3 ohms.
Circuit is symmetrical about the two 2 Ω resistances........ So same amount of current will enter both branches.......so 2 ohm resistors can be neglected. this gives us an equvalent resistance of 7/3 ohms.
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nah sry guys . It was bakwaas , so edited. wheatstone method suffices. not symmetry.the ckt is not symmetrical abt BED.
isn't the circuit symmetrical about the other side also?.............
but we need to calculate eq resistance b/w A and B .........so we have to find symmetry about a line which is perpendicular bisector to imaginary line joining AB