Refer to diagram 4. Current is flowing in the circuit shown. If a zero resistance wire is placed in parallel with R4, shorting it out, the current in R1 will o drop to zero o increase, but remain finite o decrease, but current will still flow O go to infinity o remain the same

Refer to diagram 4. Current is flowing in the circuit shown. If a zero resistance wire is placed in parallel with R4, shorting it out, the current in R1 will o drop to zero o increase, but remain finite o decrease, but current will still flow O go to infinity o remain the same

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Refer to diagram 4.
Current is flowing in the circuit shown. If a zero resistance wire is placed in parallel with R4, shorting it out, the current in R1 will
o drop to zero
o increase, but remain finite
o decrease, but current will still flow
O go to infinity
o remain the same

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