One of the Kirchhoff's laws states that O In a loop, the summation of currents incoming plus the summation of currents leaving must be zero O Summation of forces at any point of the circuit must sum up to zero. O In a junction, the algebraic sum of Emf's must be equal to the algebraic sum of IR's in it. O The algebraic sum of Emf's in a loop must be equal to the algebraic sum of IR's in it.

One of the Kirchhoff's laws states that O In a loop, the summation of currents incoming plus the summation of currents leaving must be zero O Summation of forces at any point of the circuit must sum up to zero. O In a junction, the algebraic sum of Emf's must be equal to the algebraic sum of IR's in it. O The algebraic sum of Emf's in a loop must be equal to the algebraic sum of IR's in it.

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter28: Current And Resistance

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