As shown in the figure, I can calculate that I1 is 5A, but I am not too sure about I2. I’m just learning about electronics, and I hope you can help me a lot, thank you
Alejandra Posted on October 28, 2020
This is too simple, look at the potential difference between the two ends of R2.
Frederick Posted on October 28, 2020
Obviously R2 is in a short circuit state.
Savanna Posted on October 28, 2020
In the closed loop of R1, there is a voltage difference of 10V across R1, and the current I1 = 10/2 = 5A.
In the closed loop of R2, there is no voltage difference across R2, and the current I2=0.
After the two ends of R2 are short-circuited, they are only connected to the R1 loop, and there is no parallel connection.
