details D2-SCT41: FOUR RESISTOR CIRCUIT I-CURRENTIn the circuit shown, the sizes of the resistors vary as R₁ > R, > R₂ > R₁. Four studentsdiscussing the currents in this circuit make the following statements:Ajay:Belen:Ciara:Damaris:Efren:"I think the current in R, will be the largest because all of the currentfrom the battery goes through it.""Right, and after R, the current splits into two parts at the junction. Thecurrent through R., R., and R. will all be the same because there are twobranches in the circuit and each branch will get half of the current."R3wwR₁With which, if any, of these students do you agree?AjayBelenCiaraDamarisExplain your reasoning.R₂WW"From Ohm's law, current is biggest where resistance is smallest. I thinkthe current through R, will be largest because that branch has the lowest resistance in thecircuit."Efren None of them"Also using Ohm's law, I think the current in R, will be the smallest because R, has thelargest resistance. The current in R, will be largest, because that resistor has the smallestresistance.""The current in R, will be the same as the current in R, because they are in the samebranch."R₂ww

D2-SCT41: FOUR RESISTOR CIRCUIT I-CURRENT In the circuit shown, the sizes of the resistors vary as R₁ > R, > R₂ > R₁. Four students discussing the currents in this circuit make the following statements: Ajay: Belen: Ciara: Damaris: Efren: "I think the current in R, will be the largest because all of the current from the battery goes through it." "Right, and after R, the current splits into two parts at the junction. The current through R., R., and R. will all be the same because there are two branches in the circuit and each branch will get half of the current." R3 WW ZR₁ With which, if any, of these students do you agree? Ajay Belen Ciara Damaris Explain your reasoning. R₂ WW Efren None of them "From Ohm's law, current is biggest where resistance is smallest. I think the current through R, will be largest because that branch has the lowest resistance in the circuit." "The current in R, will be the same as the current in R, because they are in the same branch." R₂ "Also using Ohm's law, I think the current in R, will be the smallest because R, has the largest resistance. The current in R, will be largest, because that resistor has the smallest resistance." W