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Use Kirchhoff's rules to determine the potential differnce between the poits A and D when no current flows in the arm BE of the electric network shown in figure

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According to Kirchhoff's junction rule at E or B
Since `I_(2) =0` in the arm BE as given in the question ` I_(3) =I_(1)`
Using Look rule in the loop AFEBA ` + 6V -2I_(3) + 3I_(3) +1_(v) -3I_(3) -I_(2)R_(1) +3V=0`
Rightarrow ` 2L_(3) +3I_(3) +I_(2) R_(1) =10 V `
Since `I_(2) = 0,` so
`5I_(3)=10V Rightarrow I_(3) =2A because I_(3) = I_(2) =2A`
The potenial difference between A and D, along the branch AFED of the closed circuit.
`V_(A) -2I_(3) +1V-3I_(3)-V_(D)=0 Rightarrow V_(A) -V_(D) =2I_(3) -1V +3I_(3) = 2xx 2 -1 +3xx 2=9V`
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