Electrical Engineering: Basic Laws (21 of 31) The Delta to Y Conversion Example

In this video I will find the equivalent resistance of a bridge network using the delta to y conversion.

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Thanks, very detailed and easily explained.Now that I know the total current how do i find the individual currents in the circuit.Did this using kirrchoffs law when i first got into electronics some 50 years ago, this bridge circuit has always been difficult to work on -to many equations-.

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Question: Are we assuming from the start that the circuit would be connected to point A and to the point between R4 and R5 ?

What happens if the circuit is assumed to be connected to other points such as point A and point B or point B and point C would we get different R equivalent for those circuits ?
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