The current from the battery in circuit diagram shown is .............. $A$
IIT 1989, Medium
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The given circuit can be simplified as follows
On further solving equivalent resistance $R = 15\,\Omega $
Hence current from the battery $i = \frac{{15}}{{15}} = 1\,A$
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