The total current supplied to the circuit by the battery is ............. $A$
A$1$
B$2$
C$4$
D$6$
AIEEE 2004, Medium
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C$4$
c Given circuit can be redrawn as follows
$ \Rightarrow $ $i = \frac{6}{{1.5}} = 4\,A$
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