You should compare your results and data with your original hypothesis. It is okay to have a hypothesis that was shown to be false. That's science. Things do not always work out. You can always discuss what you could have done differently and things that went wrong. There is no right answer in science!
if i cut a resistor of 9 ohm into 3 equal parts then each resistor will have a resistance of 3 ohm and if they are in parallel combination the net resistance will be R
