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2.The batteries in each of the circuits shown below
are same(5V) and the wires have negligible
resistance.
(A)
ohms
Fohms
ohms
Sohms
2 ohms
(C)
(D)
ohms
2 ohms
(E)
Fohms
The maximum current is obtained from the one of
the above circuit diagram is
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