Two circuits have identical voltage sources. The only other elements in the circuits are resistors. The resistor in circuit A ha
s a resistance that is four times as large as the resistance of the resistor in circuit B (RA = 4RB ). Which statement below best describes the current flowing through the two circuits? (Ohm's law: V = IR) A. The current flowing through circuit A is as large as the current flowing through circuit B. B. The current flowing through circuit A is 2 times as large as the current flowing through circuit B. C. The current flowing through circuit A is 4 times as large as the current flowing through circuit B. D. The current flowing through circuit A is as large as the current flowing through circuit B.
The correct answer is not included among the choices you posted. That may have happened because you mistakenly copied the wrong text for choice A or D .... As the question appears, those two choices are the same thing.
The correct answer is: The current in circuit-A is 1/4 of the current in circuit-B.
