Write a program to find the equivalent series and parallel resistance for 3 resistor values. Your program should scan the 3 resistor values and then compute the equivalent series and parallel resistance for all 3 resistors. For example, if the 3 resistor values are r1=100, r2=200 and r3=300 ohms, respectively, their equivalent series resistance is r1 + r2 + r3 = 100 + 200 + 300 = 600 ohms and their equivalent parallel resistance = 1 / [1/r1 + 1/r2 + 1/r3] = 1/[0.01+0.005+0.0033] = 54.55 ohms.
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you know the solution, it will not be hard for you to write the program!.
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I will give you a hint to avoid C integer division issue in your code.
Edit: This is a guess on my part that you plan to write actual code.
Rewrite this
as this when doing the C code.parallel resistance = 1 / [1/r1 + 1/r2 + 1/r3] = 1/[0.01+0.005+0.0033] = 54.55 ohms.
Tim S.parallel resistance = 1.0 / [1.0/r1 + 1.0/r2 + 1.0/r3] = 1.0/[0.01+0.005+0.0033] = 54.55 ohms.
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