Calculate the current shown by the ammeter $A$ in the circuit diagram is .............. $A$
A$0.1$
B$0.2$
C$0.3$
D$0.4$
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B$0.2$
b (b)
$R_{\text {net }}=2 \,\Omega$
$0.4=i(2)$
$i=0.2 \,A$
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