what is the resultant capacity of the circuit

daniella0240

3 years ago

i didn't even see the diagram..and this is not the first time this is happening..@myschool pls rectify this issue ASAP

toopretty

1 year ago

the answer is 1.5
1and 5 is in parallel so add directly U got 6
now 4,6,4 are in series so add inversely
1/4+1/6+1/4 look for the L.C.M of 4,6,&4=12
then do the math 4 into 12 times 1=3,do the same thing for the next ones,
we have 3+2+3/12
1/C=8/12 since it 1/C U interchange it to be C=12/8=1.5

aliyujibrinmagaji

2 months ago

This is not correct myschool

Ismaeel12345

2 years ago

We really need this calculator please

teebreezy101

7 years ago

This should be E. I stand to be corrected with proper explanation

Sadax

2 years ago

rt

upd8

2 years ago

5 and 1 are in parallel = 6
then in series with the remaining

s.samuel

3 years ago

answer is E