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In any schematic diagram of a circuit, the connecting wires have no resistance. All the resistance is assumed to be concentrated on the marked resistors of the circuit.

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Solution

The correct option is A True
Yep, that’s true. To simplify the analysis of current in circuit networks we make that kind of model where we suppose all the resistance to be concentrated at bulks called resistors and the rest of wire is considered resistance free.

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