Kirchhoff's Laws Explained -- Exam Questions solved step by step-Part 1

In this video an exam question involving a circuit with more than two batteries and more than two resistors is Solved step by step -- watch to the end.

[@user-vh5fi4in1b]

Phy100 made easy ✅ thank you sir 🙏

[@BesaSalome]

🙏🙏 you've helped me I'll not forget

[@user-ks8ld4oz8v]

This was very helpful we thank you 🙏

[@siboruremajeandamascene2579]

Hello sir , I understood well Loop 1 but I did n't understand well Loop 2 bcse I see that the current and Loop 2 have the same signs and the same Direction. Help me

[@NsWizard06]

Can you kindly rephrase your question?

[@Ahhanshdh26]

may i know why the kcl is I3=I1 + I2 not I3 = I1 - I2

[@NsWizard06]

If you use the current direction as shown in the equation KCL will I1 = I2 + I3 which is the same as I3 = I1 - I3 you are right but if you watch the video again you will realize that I ignored the those directions and just chose mine where I3 is the only one into the junction while I2 & I3 leaving the junction

[@Ahhanshdh26]

@@NsWizard06 thank you !

[@NsWizard06]

@@Ahhanshdh26 you are most welcome just remember to subscribe to this channel for more interesting videos