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Physics Question on Current electricity

In the circuit shown, if a conducting wire is connected between points A and B, the current in this wire will:circuit shown, if a conducting wire is connected between points A and B, the current in this wire will

A

flow from A to B

B

flow in the direction which will be decided by the value of V

C

be zero

D

flow from B to A

Answer

flow from B to A

Explanation

Solution

As the bridge is not balance so the current will through wire.
The current through arm PAQ is I1=V(4+4)=V8I_1=\frac {V}{(4+4)}=\frac V8
The current through arm PBQ is I2=V(1+3)=V4I_2=\frac {V}{(1+3)}=\frac V4
Thus, VAVQ=4I1V_A−V_Q=4I_1
VA0=4(V8)V_A−0=4(\frac V8) (as Q is connected in ground )
VA=V2V_A=\frac V2
VBVQ=3I2V_B−V_Q=3I_2
VB0=3(V4)V_B−0=3(\frac V4) (as Q is connected in ground )
VB=3V4V_B=\frac {3V}{4}
Since VB>VAV_B>V_A, so current flow from B to A.

Therefore, the correct option is (D): flow from B to A