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    1. Resistors that have no current flowing through them in steady state are called steady state resistors. They do not interfere with steady state analysis. 2. These resistors are ones that have no significance when using node voltage or loop current analysis, which are methods used for steady state analysis. 3. The statement does not mean there is no resistance, just that the resistors have no significance in steady state analysis.

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    1. Resistors that have no current flowing through them in steady state are called steady state resistors. They do not interfere with steady state analysis. 2. These resistors are ones that have no significance when using node voltage or loop current analysis, which are methods used for steady state analysis. 3. The statement does not mean there is no resistance, just that the resistors have no significance in steady state analysis.

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    1. Resistors that have no current flowing through them in steady state are called steady state resistors. They do not interfere with steady state analysis. 2. These resistors are ones that have no significance when using node voltage or loop current analysis, which are methods used for steady state analysis. 3. The statement does not mean there is no resistance, just that the resistors have no significance in steady state analysis.

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