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- Option 1: Always less than the smallest resistance
- Incorrect. In series, resistances add up, resulting in a larger equivalent resistance, not less than the smallest.
- Option 2: Always greater than the largest resistance
- True. Adding resistors in series increases total resistance, so it’s always greater than any individual resistor.
- Option 3: The sum of the resistances
- Correct. In series, resistances are simply added together to find the total resistance.
- Option 4: The reciprocal of the sum of the reciprocals
- Incorrect for series. This formula applies to resistors in parallel, not in series.
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