The current $i_1$ and $i_2$ through the resistor $R_1 (= 10\,\Omega )$ and $R_2 (=30 \,\Omega )$ in the circuit diagram with $E_1 = 3\,V, E_2 = 3\,V$ and $E_3 = 2\,V$ are respectively:
A$0.2\, A, 0.1\, A$
B$0.4\, A, 0.2\, A$
C$0.1\, A, 0.2\, A$
D$0.2\, A, 0.4\, A$
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A$0.2\, A, 0.1\, A$
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