>>103934937
that's pisseasy. you just have to follow some simple formulas.
but i haven't done it in a long time. I'll guess without looking it up so i might make a fool out of myself.

iirc resistances in serial could be added while parallel resistences were calculated like this:
>1/R = 1/R_1 + 1/R_2

so the parellel resistances in pic related are equal to a 13.2 kOhm resistance.
that honestly looks wrong to me, I would have expected it to be between 22 and 33.
but I'm a man of my word, so let's keep going.

adding the other resistances in serial results in a total resistance of 14.88 kOhm.
That on the other hand looks kinda right considering where I am.

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you should be able to solve thiscalculate the total resistance

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calculate the total resistance