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What is the current in left and right branches

00:51:31

How i can know the current in the 3k on left and 6k on right ?

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ieatacid

10 years ago

Click on the register then click the eye icon and it'll appear on the graph.

ieatacid

10 years ago

Resistor* - stupid auto correct.

Slam_Mazru

10 years ago

Thnx buddy but i mean how i can get that on papers by rules and laws

Deanoj713

10 years ago

You can do a nodal equation (KCL) at the top node.

slvrcobra

10 years ago

The "left and right" resistors are in parallel, ohm's law of E=IR shows a voltage drop of 9 kv on resistor "1". Kirchoff's voltage law in parallel circuits states that the voltage,drop is equal on each leg. So, each resistor (left and right) has 6 kv voltage drop on it. Current (I) is voltage (E) divided by the resistance (R).

Aditya07

10 years ago

Use kirchoffs current law

flowDAQ

10 years ago

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirchhoff%27s_circuit_laws

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