Question
Find the false statement.

Answer

Kirchhoff’s $2^{nd}$ year is applied in a closed loop. Kirchhoff’s $2^{nd}$ law supports the law of conservation of energy. This means that energy is neither created nor destroyed in the closed loop. Whatever energy enters the loop, same amount leaves the loop.

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