
−5i2−10(i1+i2)−2i2+20=0
−10i1−17i2+20=0
−10+4i1+10(i1+i2)=0
14i1+10i2+10=0
10i1+17i2=20→×10
14i1+10i2=10→17
−138i1=30
i1=−13830=−0.217
i1 is negative it means current flows from positive to negative terminal
JEE Main 2020 — Physics Electromagnetism
In the figure shown, the current in the 10V battery is close to :

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0.71A from positive to negative terminal
0.42A from positive to negative terminal
0.21A from positive to negative terminal
0.36A from negative to postive terminal
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