In the circuit shown below, viewed from AB, the circuit can be reduced – McqOptions

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1.	In the circuit shown below, viewed from AB, the circuit can be reduced to an equivalent circuit as
A.	5V source in series with 10 resistor
B.	7V source in series with 2 4 resistor
C.	15V source in series with 2 4 resistor
D.	1V source in series with 10 resistor
Answer» C. 15V source in series with 2 4 resistor

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