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Let there be four different resistors : W, X, Y , and Z . How many...

Let there be four different resistors : W, X, Y , and Z . How many different electrical circuit arrangements involving all the four resistors are possible?

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we are actually fixing a resistor and arranging other three in series and parallel connection as shown.

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