The discussion focuses on solving circuit problems using Kirchhoff's rules, specifically to determine the currents i1, i2, and i3, as well as resistances R1 and R'. Participants highlight the challenge of insufficient information, leading to multiple possible answers regarding the direction of the ammeter current. The lack of specific data is emphasized as a barrier to finding a definitive solution.
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It's arbitrary I guess, because i don't have the informationcnh1995 said:In which direction is the ammeter current?
If that is not given, there are multiple answers to this problem.
Do NOT edit/delete your post after you have received replies. That is tantamount to cheating, and is not allowed on the PF. Check your PMs. Thread is locked.Nicolas01 said:Homework Statement:: a
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https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/267955 I think i should apply kirchkoff rules so I can find i1,i2,i3 R1,R' but I don't have enough information and I don't know how to have those informations .What is your ideas?