Three resistors each having value 'R' are connected as shown in figure. What is the equivalent resistance between 'X' and 'Y'?
Correct answer: A. 3R
- A. 3R
- B. R
- C. R/3
- D. R3
Explanation
The resistors are connected in a series so the final resistance between x and y would be the sum of all resistances, R+R+R=3R.
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