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[" 51"],[" The Kirchhoffs first law "(Sigma i=0)" and "],[" second law "(Sigma iR=Sigma E)" ,where the "],[" symbols have usual meanings,are "],[" respectively based on "^(*)],[" (1Point) "]

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