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Make one ohm by 2 S and 2 ohm resistors. Each current of resistor must different.

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The answer of Make one ohm by one ohms is below. Each current of resistor must different.

Make one ohm by 2 S and 2 ohm resistors. Each current of resistor must different.

 

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image.pngThis makes 1 ohm but same current. So not the answer.

 

image.png This makes 1 ohm but same current. So not the answer.

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ttokoro
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May 27, 2025

Two square to squares can make 2 ohm. We can compress it to one square by compressed the x  direction to 1/2.

This means 2 ohms or 2 S can make one ohm. But it needs 22 resistors to make one ohm.

 

If add the condition of do not use half by one square like below, the minimum number to make one ohm is 25 resistors .

 

If we can use both 2 S and 2 ohms, the minimum number to make one ohm is 9 resistors .

 

image.pngAll squares = 1 ohm.

ttokoro_0-1748309956021.pngAll rectangulars = 2 ohm.

 

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May 31, 2025

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