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    The document provides information to solve a physics problem on Kirchhoff's law involving finding the magnitude and direction of current in a 1Ω resistor in a given circuit. It states the given circuit contains a 9V battery, two resistors (1Ω and 3Ω), and two nodes (P and Q). By applying KVL to two loops, two equations are obtained and solved to find the currents i = 1.82A and i1 = 1.95A. The current through the 1Ω resistor is then calculated to be i - i1 = -0.13A, directed from Q to P.

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    Find the magnitude and direction of


    current in 1Ω resistor in th e given
    circuit.

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    Assuming potential at Q is V
    applying KVL loop 1
    9−2i−1(i−i1) − 3i = 0

    Applying KVL loop 2


    6−3i1 + 1(i − i1) = 0

    Solving (i) and (ii)


    i = 1.82A and i1 = 1.95A

    Current through 1Ω resistor = i − i1 =


    −0.13A

    Therefore, current through 1Ω resistor is


    0.13A from Q to P

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