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1.) Which of the following describe one of Kirchoff\'s Rules. (There may be more

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Question

1.) Which of the following describe one of Kirchoff's Rules. (There may be more than one answer):
a)If there is a net current entering a node, there must be a net current leaving another node.
b)The net current leaving a node is zero.
c)The net current in the circuit is zero.
d)The net current entering a node is zero

2)The current in all parts of a loop in a circuit should be the same.
a) True
b)false

3)If the current goes from left to right in a resistor, the voltage on the right is bigger (more positive) than on the left (of the resistor)
a)True
b)false

4)On solving a circuit, a negative value of current indicates error, and we have to solve again using different assumptions of directions of current.
a)True
b)false

Explanation / Answer

From the given question,

1.) Which of the following describe one of Kirchoff's Rules. (There may be more than one answer):

a)If there is a net current entering a node, there must be a net current leaving another node.

c)The net current in the circuit is zero.

* The net current at any node is zero

2)The current in all parts of a loop in a circuit should be the same.

b)false

*current in all parts of a loop in a circuit should not necesarily be the same.

3)If the current goes from left to right in a resistor, the voltage on the right is bigger (more positive) than on the left (of the resistor)

b)false

*the voltage on the left is bigger (more positive) than on the right (of the resistor)

4)On solving a circuit, a negative value of current indicates error, and we have to solve again using different assumptions of directions of current.

b)false

* Negative value just means that current will be flowing in opposite direction of calculated. No need to solve again. The magnitude is correct.

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