What is the equivalent resistance between $A$ and $B$
A$\frac{{8R}}{5}$
B$\frac{{5R}}{3}$
C$\frac{{3R}}{2}$
D$\frac{{R}}{2}$
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A$\frac{{8R}}{5}$
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