If the resistance is equal in all parallel branches, the combined equivalent resistance equals the
A) applied voltage divided by total current
B) sum of all resistances
C) sum of all conductances
D) value of one branch resistance divided by the number of branches

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In parallel circuits, when all resistances are equal, the total or equivalent resistance can be found by dividing the resistance value of one branch by the total number of branches.

If the Resistance Is Equal in All Parallel Branches, the Combined