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Kirchoff's Voltage Law

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Kirchoff's voltage law and current law are respectively in accordance with the conservation of (a) charge and momentum (b) charge and energy (c) energy and charge (d) energy and momentum

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Kirchhoff's voltage law is in accordance with the conservation of energy and Kirchhoff's current law is in accordance with the conservation of charge.

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