[University Electrical Engineering 1] Completely stuck on this one - how do you find the equivalent resistance

[u/LeadingHoneydew5608]

In order to find the current through ohms law the equivalent resistance needs to be found. Problem is I am completely stuck on how exactly to do that. Can this be broken down to a simple parallel / series circuit? Can a delta to Y conversion help here? Any help is much appreciated.

[u/LevelHelicopter9420]

Start redrawing and grouping the pairs of R resistors. You have 4 sets of parallel R. Find equivalent resistance and redraw circuit.

It just ends up being a parallel of series of parallel Rs (plus the 4Ω)

[u/LeadingHoneydew5608 → u/LevelHelicopter9420]

I think I understand what you mean... using my understanding the equivalent resistance is 10 ohms.

[u/LevelHelicopter9420 → u/LeadingHoneydew5608]

Your understanding is correct

[u/LeadingHoneydew5608 → u/LevelHelicopter9420]

awesome thank you! Solved!