What will be the current in arm PQ of a circuit.
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Answer:
The current in arm PQ of a circuit is i2+i3
Explanation:
To find: PQ portion of a circuit in terms of current flows.
Given : AB =I1 ,BD= I2 ,BP =I3
We have to find PD to find the current in the arm PQ
According to Kirchhoff law of current states that the total amount of current entering in junction or a node equal to the charge which is leaving the node.
PQ=BP+PD
So, the Net current loss is zero
According to the picture ,
I1=I2+I3 [AB=I1, BD=I2 ,BP=I3]
The amount of current through BD =PD [according to the law]
So, PD=I2
It is known that ,PQ=BP+PD
PQ= I3+I2
As the total amount current entering is equal to the junction or nodes leaving the circuit .
Here PQ is leaving the node and is equal to the addition of BP&PD.
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