8654A in upward direction.
Akash Anand Good Work.
Niraj kumar Jha how to do it Sir?- Akash Anand Just keep writting KVLs ..LOL
- Soumyadeep Basu Sir, I did it in the same way as you explained it the last time you posted this question.
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21I=V/R (net)
V(net)= 10+10+10+10+10+10-10+10-10-10
= 40 V
R(net)= 4+2+4
= 10 ohm
I= 40/10
=4 ohm (Ans)
- Akash Anand :)Upvote·0· Reply ·2013-07-08 01:15:46
8651161Here is the hint. This question is like a maze in which you find a way to come out. In the same way in this you have to find a single loop and write KVL for that. Taking a a loop is the deal.