The Kirchhoff's first law (∑i=0) and second law (∑iR=∑E) , where the symbols have their usual meanings, are respectively based on :
Conservation of energy, conservation of charge
Conservation of charge, conservation of momentum
Conservation of momentum, conservation of charge
Conservation of charge, conservation of energy
A
Conservation of charge, conservation of energy
B
Conservation of charge, conservation of momentum
C
Conservation of energy, conservation of charge
D
Conservation of momentum, conservation of charge
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Kirchhoffs first law says that no charge can be accumulated at a junction which implies conservation of charge Kirchhoffs second law states that the energy liberated in the circuit comes from the battery which implies the conservation of energy
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