Code1:

#include int main(){ int res1, res2, res; printf(" Enter Value of Each Resistance 1: "); scanf("%d", &res1); printf(" Enter Value of Each Resistance 2: "); scanf("%d", &res2); res = res1+res2; printf(" Equivalent Series Resistance : %d Kohm ", res); return (0); }

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Code2:

#include int main(){ int res1, res2, res; printf(" Enter Value of Each Resistance 1: "); scanf("%d", &res1); printf(" Enter Value of Each Resistance 2: "); scanf("%d", &res2); res = (res1*res2)/(res1+res2); printf(" Equivalent Parellel Resistance : %d Kohm ", res); return (0); }

Take the two programs and combine them into a single program(using c not c++) that uses an if and else statement to calculate R total either in series or parallel based on the users preference (ask the users which way they want the resistance calculated).