Question

Kirchhoff's law statement

Answer 1

Answer:

KIRCHOFF'S LAW

• It consists two laws of electric current .

1. KCL law

• It is also called current law or First law of Kirchhoff's law or junction law.
• Current entering a junction are equal to current leaving at a junction.

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• Algebric sum of all currents at a junction is zero.
• This law is derived from charge conservation.

2. KVL law

• It is also called as voltage law or loop law or second law of Kirchhoff's law.
• In a closed loop sum of all potential difference is zero.

Answer 2

Answer:

Kirchhoff junction /current rule :

At any junction, the sum of the current entering the junction is equal to sum of the current leaving the junction.

It significs the "law of conservation of charge"

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Kirchhoff loop/voltage rule:

The algebraic sum of change in potential around any closed loop that involves the resistors and cells is zero

It significs the " law of conservation of energy "

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