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From: Aurora0791
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  • I'm gonna go with 7.

  • Why are we 2 points? It's not fair that the mathematicians are worth more points.

  • this is really interesting indeed..nice vid

  • BANG! BANG! *sniping all of the people trying to solve the problem in the comments*

  • 3ohm no *hit by beast friend* thx

  • Looking at the comments below, I see some people are wondering what the answer is.

    This is a commonly asked math/physics puzzle. A discussion can be found mathpages(dot)com/home/kmath66­8/kmath668.htm

  • infinite parallel 1 Ohm resistor branching... Shouldn't the resistance be close to zero?

    1/Rt=1/R1 + 1/R2 etc...

    1/Rt=Infinity

    Rt=1/Infinity

    Rt ~ 0

  • @LordDeathOfMntMurder Hmmm.... but isn't that for parallel resistors? What about series?

  • @nhmllr725 good point... there are both parallel and series resistors in that circuit.... oh erm... hmmmm huh.... *gets run over*

  • @LordDeathOfMntMurder Yeah... I'm thinking that this could be best described with some Sigma notation, but really I have no idea... This is great problem...

  • @nhmllr725 This has got me interested... maybe the series/parallel "cancel out" and the resistance is 1R?

    The best way to solve this kinda unorthodox problem imo would be a practical experiment...ima go build a massive array of 1ohm resistors and check the resistance

  • hehe =P

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