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For the ones who are having confusion regarding the 5 and 4ohm resistor connections in the FIRST PROBLEM-
in the first part, we are basically considering the circuit 'open' at the point of the current supply so NO current flows through that branch (you might as well remove the branches connecting to the current supply to understand better) that is why the 12 and 8ohm resistances are in series as the SAME current flows through both.
now in the second part, one can clearly see that the current DIVIDES itself at Node A, so different currents flow through both resistors (5 and 4ohms) and that means they are absolutely not in series. The very definition of resistors being in series means that the same current should flow through both the resistors. Rather, by applying a little nodal analysis, one can clearly see that both the 5 and 4ohm resistors have the same potential drop across them, so they are indeed in parallel. There is nothing wrong there.
Hope, this helps.

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