2.The batteries in each of the circuits shown below are same(4V) and the wires havenegligible resistance.(A)(B)ohmsFohmsohmsohms(C)2 ohms(D)ohms2 ohmsE)ZohmsThe maximum current (in Ampere) obtained from the one of the above circuit diagram isHole

here, voltage of across battery(V) = 4v let, 'I' is the current in each circuit.

2.The batteries in each of the circuits shown below are same(4V) and the wires have negligible resistance. (A) 2 ohms Sohms * ohms Fohms (C) 2 ohms (D) Fohms 2 ohms (E) ohms The maximum surrent (in Ampere) obtained from the one of the above circuit diagram

2.The batteries in each of the circuits shown below are same(4V) and the wires have negligible resistance. (A) 2 ohms Sohms * ohms Fohms (C) 2 ohms (D) Fohms 2 ohms (E) ohms The maximum surrent (in Ampere) obtained from the one of the above circuit diagram

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(B)
ohms
Fohms
ohms
ohms
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ohms
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Zohms
The maximum current (in Ampere) obtained from the one of the above circuit diagram is
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