What happens to the open circuit if a small fan is connected at point f and the circuit is closed

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4 0

There's no way to tell. Without seeing a diagram of the circuit,
I'll need to know much more about it than you've told me.
I don't know anything about the components or power supply
that are in the circuit, and I don't know where point ' f ' is in it.

Right now, even with the copious volume of all the available
information, no answer to your question is possible.

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