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Consider the depicted circuit with the indicated currents and potential differen

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Question

Consider the depicted circuit with the indicated currents and potential differences. It is R2>R1. Which one of the following is true for the potential differences?
A) V1>V2
B) V1=V2
C) V1<V2

Which one of the following is true for the currents?
A) I1>I2
B) I1=I2
C) I1<I2

Which one of the following is true for the magnitudes of the potential differences?
A) |V1|+|V2|>|V|
B) |V1|+|V2|=|V|
C) |V1|+|V2|<|V|
D) |V1|=|V2|=|V|
E) |V1|=|V2|<|V|

Which one of the following is true for the magnitudes of the currents?
A) |I1|+|I2|>|I|
B) |I1|+|I2|=|I|
C) |I1|+|I2|<|I|
D) |I1|=|I2|=|I|
E) |I1|=|I2|<|I|

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Explanation / Answer

B) V1=V2

since in parallel , Voltage across resistances remain same.

.A) I1>I2

as the Voltage is same across two resistances, the current is inversly propotional to resistance. according to ohm's law. hence smaller resistance will have greater current in it

D) |V1|=|V2|=|V|

Since resistances and battery are connected in parallel

B) |I1|+|I2|=|I|

sum of the current in the two resistances is same as the current coming from the battery