The image displays an electrical circuit diagram with several resistors. The components are labeled with resistance values, and there appears to be a voltage source. The question posed is to determine the value of 'U', which likely represents voltage.
The diagram shows a combination of series and parallel resistor connections. To find the voltage 'U', one would typically need to calculate the total equivalent resistance of the circuit and then apply Ohm's Law (V = IR), where 'I' is the total current and 'R' is the total equivalent resistance. However, the exact configuration and placement of all resistors are somewhat ambiguous in the provided sketch, making a precise calculation difficult without further clarification or a clearer diagram. The '27' might indicate the problem number.
Note: A definitive numerical answer for 'U' cannot be provided due to the ambiguity in the circuit diagram's exact configuration and the potential for misinterpretation of the handwritten labels.