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 Given is the adjoining circuit with \\ Given is the adjoining circuit with \\
-$R_1=10 \Omega$\\ +$R_1=10 ~\Omega$\\ 
-$R_2=20 \Omega$\\ +$R_2=20 ~\Omega$\\ 
-$R_3=5 \Omega$\\+$R_3=5 ~\Omega$\\
 and the switch $S$. and the switch $S$.
  
-1. determine the total resistance $R_{ges}$ between A and B by summing the resistances with the switch $S$ open.+1. Determine the total resistance $R_{\rm eq}$ between A and B by summing the resistances with the switch $S$ open.
  
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 Thus $R_3$ and $R_3$ can be combined to $R_{33} = 2 \cdot R_3 = R_1$, yielding a left and a right voltage divider. \\ Thus $R_3$ and $R_3$ can be combined to $R_{33} = 2 \cdot R_3 = R_1$, yielding a left and a right voltage divider. \\
-Now it is visible that in the left and right voltage divider the same potential is at the respective branch, or at the node K1 (green) and K2 (pink).+Now it is visible that in the left and right voltage divider, the same potential is at the respective branch, or at the node K1 (green) and K2 (pink).
  
-Thus, the total resistance can be calculated as $R_{ges} = (2 \cdot R_1)||(2 \cdot R_1)$. \\ +Thus, the total resistance can be calculated as $R_{\rm eq} = (2 \cdot R_1)||(2 \cdot R_1)$. \\ 
-However, by symmetry, nodes K1 and K2 can also be short-circuited. Thus, $R_{ges} = 2 \cdot \left( R_1||R_1 \right)$ also holds.+However, by symmetry, nodes K1 and K2 can also be short-circuited. Thus, $R_{\rm eq} = 2 \cdot \left( R_1||R_1 \right)$ also holds.
  
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-R_{ges} &= 2 \cdot \left( 10 \Omega || 10 \Omega \right) = 10 \Omega+R_{\rm eq} &= 2 \cdot \left( 10 ~\Omega || 10 ~\Omega \right) = 10 ~\Omega
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-2. what is the total resistance when switch $S$ is closed?+2. What is the total resistance when switch $S$ is closed?
  
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