Kirchhoff's law application: 2-loop circuit solving | Electric current | Physics | Khan Academy

Let's apply Kirchhoff's voltage law and Kirchhoff's current law in solving a two-loop circuit!
KCL states that the total current entering a node = total current exiting a node, charge conservation!
KVL states that the total voltage change in a closed-loop = 0, energy conservation!
Using these laws, we build equations for current and solve them algebraically.

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Created by Mahesh Shenoy

[lakshmitulasi]

I dont think ive ever seen this be explained more conceptually and clearly anywhere, thanks a lot man

[kunalsaini]

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[malavikamanoj]

I'm always confused with these laws and but your video makes it a lot easier to understand. Thank you so much.

[kavyahs]

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[nayeem]

Literally man hats off i have gone through most popular videos on YouTube but this is seriously incredible

[TomKun-hekj]

Sir we can put the current direction of any loop to wherever we want right

[aryasinha]

Thankyou so much Sir. I was struggling with it for a long time😭😭

[divindhikshith]

The directions of the Currents in different loop as considered by is wrong because the flow of current in any circuit is always from Anode (The positive terminal) to --> the Cathode (The negative terminal) | Your explanation just made this law look like a Simple one.
Thank you sir 😃✨👍🏻
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[abhijithn]

this video is sooo underated. i hope you get more views bro

[bhavanibalasubramanian]

Please upload more videos on important physics topics, it would really be helpful sir!!!

[sushantswaraj]

Sir what will be the value of potential at b if va is 0 is this 16v

[sushantswaraj]

How did we solve it potential Vb required.

[punitpasricha]

Isnt it easier to take sign convention acc to the direction of the loop vs current

[mannatjotmarahar]

Man its so tough... I just can't help myself from feeling sick... Pls help me out guys... Boost my confidence.. Btw if u do that y ll be in mr Beast's
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[augustinuskanyanga]

why are we multiplying that equation by 3

[cancer-]

How can be the direction of i² upward ? Shouldn't it be to downward ?

[jaynehalreddy]

@12:34 shouldn't I2 be equal to 2A?