What is the current that runs through the circuit

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The discussion centers on determining the current in a specific circuit. Participants emphasize the importance of attempting to solve the problem before seeking help, suggesting that users share their knowledge and previous attempts. The application of Kirchhoff's laws, particularly Kirchhoff's voltage law, is recommended as a method to find the solution. Users are encouraged to research these laws if they are unfamiliar. Overall, understanding and applying these electrical principles is crucial for solving the circuit problem effectively.
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What is the current that runs through the circuit below:
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You need to make an attempt to solve the problem before we can help. What do you know and what have you tried?
 
I would like to know how to find the result, this was the reason post
 
phyzguy said:
You need to make an attempt to solve the problem before we can help. What do you know and what have you tried?

I would like to know how to find the result, this was the reason post
 
Do you know Kirchoff's laws? Try applying Kirchoff's voltage law. If you don't know it, look it up.
 

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