In the circuit shown : $E_1 = 4.0\  V, R_1 = 2 \ \Omega,$$ E_2 = 6.0\  V, R_2 = 4\  \Omega$ and $R_3 = 2\  \Omega.$ The current $I_1$ is : ................ $A$
  • A$1.6$
  • B$1.8$
  • C$1.25$
  • D$1$
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