Electrical Engineering - Parallel Circuits - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Parallel Circuits - General Questions (Q.No. 3)
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The currents into a junction flow along two paths. One current is 4 A and the other is 3 A. The total current out of the junction is
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Nisha said:
1 decade ago
Consider a two resistances in parallel. If 4 A is flowing through one of the resistors and another 3 A to other resistor, then applying kcl to the circuit the sum of incoming current will be the outgoing current.
Hence 3+4 = 7 which is the correct answer.
Hence 3+4 = 7 which is the correct answer.
Mustufa said:
8 years ago
See, current is the flow of electrons means it's not generated into any junction what is comes in must comes out this is actually KCL.
So 3+4=7.
So 3+4=7.
Singh said:
9 months ago
I think option C is correct as in question it doesn't define the direction of current i.e. towards the junction or out from the junction.
Rajendra Maharana said:
8 years ago
It is related with KCL which states that sum of incoming current is equal to sum outgoing current in a junction.
Ali Assad Mir said:
3 years ago
As KCL states that sum of incoming current in a junction equals to sum of out going current of the junction.
P.thiyagu said:
1 decade ago
Since KCL states that sum of incoming current is equal to sum outgoing current in a junction.
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9 years ago
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