When it comes to Kirchoff's Law in circuits, can you change travel direction for each individual...
When it comes to Kirchoff's Law in circuits, can you change travel direction for each individual loop in a circuit or must it be constant in each loop?
So if you have a parallel circuit and you take the left loop clockwise can you take the right loop as counterclockwise for travel direction or is that a violation of the law.
Homework Answers
We can take any travel direction according to our convenience.
But when we change the travel direction the sign of quantities will change accordingly.This is not going to alter the result or it is not violating any law.
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