In the circuit shown in figure, the heat produced in $5\, ohm $ resistance is $10\, cal / sec$ . The heat produced in $4$ resistance is ................ $cal /sec$
  • A$1$
  • B$2$
  • C$3$
  • D$4$
IIT 1981, Medium
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