Kirchhoff ’s first rule at a junction in an electrical network, d… - Vidyadip

Question

Kirchhoff ’s first rule at a junction in an electrical network, deals with conservation of:

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Answer

Charge.

Explanation:
The Kirchoff law is applied to find the charge/ current in the circuit by applying loop rule and junction rule.

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