In the figure the potential at A is where the potential at B is zero
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Potential at A: 4v
Explanation:
To solve this question we need to remember two things
1) when we move in the direction of flow of current then resistances provides negative potential.(V =iR)
2)Moving from positive side of battery to negative side it provides negative voltage and Vice versa is also true.
so, using this concept we can write:
====> Va - 2×1 - 2 = Vb
====> Va - 4 = Vb
====> Va = Vb + 4
now, value at point Vb = 0 (Given)
====> Va = 4 Volt
Therefore, Potential at A is 4 Volt
Hope it helps with your doubt and clearing your concept.
Best of luck for bright future.
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Aakash Maurya
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Answer:
I dont know
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By the way,
Thanks for the points
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