In the below circuit the current in each resistance is
A$1$ $A$
B$0.25$ $ A$
C$0.5$ $ A$
D$0$ $ A$
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D$0$ $ A$
d The potential difference in each loop is zero.
$\therefore $ No current will flow or current in each resistance is Zero.
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