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Three resistors of \(1\ Ω\), \(2\ Ω\) and \(4\ Ω\) are connected in parallel in a circuit. If \(1\ Ω\) resistor draws a current of \(1\ A\), draw the circuit and find the current through the other two resistors.
[Note: Enter the answer up to two decimal places.]
The potential difference across \(1\) resistor,
Since, the resistors are connected in parallel in the circuit, the potential difference will exist across the other resistors also.
So, the current in the \(2\ Ω\) resistor,
The current flowing across the resistance of \(2\ Ω\) is \(A\).
Similarly, the current in the \(4\ Ω\) resistor,
The current flowing across the resistance of \(4\ Ω\) is \(A\).
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