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Beheh

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What is the resistance of an ideal voltage source?
 
  A. Zero
  B. Infinite
  C. Constant
  D. Partial

Question 2

The sum of the voltage rises in a loop minus the sum of the voltage drops in the loop is equal to 0. What law does this statement represent?
 
  A. Kirchhoff's voltage law
  B. Ohm's law
  C. Kirchhoff's current law
  D. Coulomb's law



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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