At any junction in a circuit, the current entering must equal the curr…

Question

At any junction in a circuit, the current entering must equal the current leaving. That statement is Kirchhoff's:

Accepted Answer

A. Junction rule

1. Charge cannot pile up at a point.
2. It concerns a meeting of wires.
3. It is the junction rule.
_Source: OpenStax University Physics Volume 2, Chapter 10, Direct-Current Circuits._

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At any junction in a circuit, the current entering must equal the current leaving. That statement is Kirchhoff's:

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