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> The computations are not that difficult. For any triangular
> configuration of resistors there is a Y-shaped configuration that has
> the same resistance, between any two of the three corners, as the
> triangular configuration. Repeated substitution, and combination of
> resistors in series and parallel, allows the circuit to be simplified.
That's a lot of scope for errors, if you're doing it by hand...
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