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Correct answer: 2
The question refers to a circuit "as shown in figure," but the figure is not provided in the prompt. Without the circuit diagram, the current drawn from the battery cannot be derived uniquely from first principles, because it depends on the resistor arrangement and values in the missing figure.
However, the stored correct answer is given as . If that is correct, then the implied total current supplied by the battery is:
which would correspond to an equivalent resistance of
So the final integer answer, based on the provided stored answer, is:
Since the figure is missing, I cannot independently verify the circuit reduction step-by-step. Therefore I can only report agreement with the stored answer provisionally.
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