JEE MainPhysicsCurrent ElectricityMCQ+4 / −1
The equivalent resistance between points A and B in the given network is : 

- A65
- B20
- C5
- D2
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Correct answer: C
The question asks for the equivalent resistance between points and , but the actual circuit/network diagram is missing from the prompt.
Without the resistor network figure, the equivalent resistance cannot be derived uniquely, because many different circuits can lead to different answers among , , , and .
What can be concluded from the provided data?
The stored correct answer is C, i.e.
However, since the circuit diagram is not available, I cannot independently verify it step-by-step from first principles.
Conclusion
- From the stored answer, the marked answer is:
- But this cannot be rigorously solved without the missing network figure.
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