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Andy aka
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In circuit 1 you get infinite voltages and in circuit 2 you get zero current.

EDIT due to wrong circuit posted in question - circuit 2 takes 45mA and I'm not inclined to feed the reasons on a plate to the OP because this sort of stuff should be reasoned through.

In circuit 1 you get infinite voltages and in circuit 2 you get zero current.

In circuit 1 you get infinite voltages and in circuit 2 you get zero current.

EDIT due to wrong circuit posted in question - circuit 2 takes 45mA and I'm not inclined to feed the reasons on a plate to the OP because this sort of stuff should be reasoned through.

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In circuit 1 you get infinite voltages and in circuit 2 you get zero current.