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by appling KVL find the value of current in 6ohm resistance

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Answered by streetburner

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Answer:

i1 = 70/13 A , i2 = -90/11 A

Explanation:

These will be the equations .

Hope it helps .

While going from +ve to -ve, there is a loss in potential . So take -ve .

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