00:01
Here in this problem is a statement true or false about the circuit shown above.
00:07
So there is a circuit shown to us, okay.
00:11
So whenever you apply a like kirchhoff's junction rule or current rule you can say, kirchhoff's kcl you can say, so this is a node, okay.
00:22
So when you talk about kcl, so in kcl, kirchhoff's current law, outgoing currents, outgoing currents, some summation of outgoing currents should be equals to summation of incoming currents, right.
00:48
So you can say that if you consider outgoing currents as positive value, so you can consider anything.
00:56
If you are considering the incoming currents to be positive, then you will take outgoing currents to be negative in all the like, on all the steps, right.
01:07
You need not to change it.
01:09
So there should be a base.
01:12
So suppose i am considering, considering outgoing currents as i outgoing, right, outgoing minus summation of i incoming, right.
01:28
So this is equals to zero, equated to zero...