Answer Posted / poojitha

let us assume that V1 and v2 be two sources connected in
parallel ..now apply the Kirchhoff voltage law(kvl) ..we get
-V1+V2=0...i.e, V1=V2
hence practically this is not possible ..
also to say two elements are parallel..the voltage across
their terminals should be same..

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