Calculates the total equivalent resistance of resistors connected in parallel.
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Enter Resistance of Resistor 1, Resistance of Resistor 2, Resistance of Resistor 3 (Optional), Resistance of Resistor 4 (Optional), and Resistance of Resistor 5 (Optional) in the units shown.
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Resistance of Resistor 1: 100 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 2: 100 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 3 (Optional): 0 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 4 (Optional): 0 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 5 (Optional): 0 Ohms
Total Equivalent Resistance: 50 Ohms
Resistance of Resistor 1: 200 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 2: 200 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 3 (Optional): 0 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 4 (Optional): 0 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 5 (Optional): 0 Ohms
Total Equivalent Resistance: 100 Ohms
Resistance of Resistor 1: 100 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 2: 200 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 3 (Optional): 0 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 4 (Optional): 0 Ohms; Resistance of Resistor 5 (Optional): 0 Ohms
Total Equivalent Resistance: 66.66666667 Ohms
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