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In the network shown,` R_(1)` and `R_(2)` are unknown resistances, uniform rod AB is of length `1.0 m` and resistance `1.0kOmega` and `A_(1)` and `A_(2)` are ideal ammeters. The adjacent graph shows relation between current in the ammeter `A_(1)` and distance x of the jockey D from the end A. Based on the above information, mark CORRECT statements.

A

Resistance `R_(1)` is closet to `0.2 kOmega`

B

Ratio of resistance `R_(1)` to `R_(2)` is equal to `1:4`.

C

Emf `V_(0)` of the battery is closet to `3.6 V`

D

None of the above is correct.

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