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Solution,
when the switch is open :
current throgh A will be V/R and current throght B and C will be V / (2R)
hence iA is 2 times iB and iC and iB = iC
so ranking is: A then (B and C)
B) when the switch is closed :
C will be shorted and iC is nearly zero
so iA nearly equals iB
so ranking is : A , B , C
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