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3. Kirchhoff’s
laws
are
a
brilliant
reflecAon
of
fundamental
laws
like
conservaAon
of
charge
and
energy
in
the
context
of
electrical
circuits.
Kirchhoff’s
Voltage
law
(KVL)
states
that
the
algebraic
sum
of
the
potenAal
differences
in
a
closed
circuit
must
be
zero.
To
verify
this
law,
we
will
make
a
circuit
in
which
mulAple
LEDs
and
a
resistor
is
connected
in
series.
When
the
circuit
is
complete,
the
voltage
is
measured
across
each
LED
and
resistor
through
a
mulAmeter.
It
was
observed
that
on
adding
the
individual
voltages
across
each
component,
the
sum
is
approximately
equal
to
the
baRery
voltage
(Source).
This
establishes
the
KVL.
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