A circuit containing two or more circuit components of the same type is said to be redundant if these components can be reduced to single equivalent component,after redundancy is considered,how many Capacitors and Inductors will be in the circuit.(see attachment) ?

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A circuit containing two or more circuit components of the same type is said to be redundant if these components can be reduced to single equivalent component,after redundancy is considered,how many Capacitors and  Inductors will be in the circuit.(see attachment) ?

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I'd be glad to help you but this diagram makes no sense for me. European standards aren't the same :/

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if you take all elements like impadance (in AC current), you can get after redundancy just one impadance, (one combination of differents elements) that is one resistor, one capacitor and one inductor... i believe