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Why are Kirchhoff's rules needed for some circuits?
AOhm's law fails for all cells
BResistors never combine in series
CCells have no internal resistance
DSome networks defy simple reduction
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Some networks defy simple reduction
In complicated networks the series and parallel combination formulae are not always enough to find every current and voltage.
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