hi!

i would like to ask some question here.

Every resistor has the value of 1 Ohm.
So, the question here,first:
How can i calculate the resistance between point AB?
and then, second:
Resistance between point AC

The arrangement of the resistors is in the link below.

 

This question sounds like a homework problem.

If it is a homework assignment, let me know so that I can move it over to the homework forum.

hgmjr

 

The answer to your problem is based on parallel and series resistance calculations. Here in the AAC ebook you can read up on these two important calculations.

hgmjr

 

yes, it is a homework question.
sorry for the wrong place.

and i still cant figure out the answer yet.
still need help for any clue

tq

 

Here is the the Link to the AAC ebook on parallel and series resistor circuits.

Read over the information given and see it that helps you get over your snag.

hgmjr

 

Since this is a homework question it would be wrong of me to give an answer.
Try attaching voltages to the circuit and current paths it should be simple since the are all the same value. If you have the time you could build one and apply a voltage and mesure how it splits, it will indicate how the current flows, and will help you understand the circuit.