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In the circuit shown in fig. the cell has emf 10V and internal resistance `1 Omega`

A

The current through the `3-Omegas` resistor is `1A`.

B

The current though the `3-Q` resistor is `0.5A`

C

The current through the `4-Omega` resistor is `0.5A`

D

The current through the `4-Omega` resistor is `0.25 A`

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