# Electric current in a circuit with two batteries [closed]

I have the following circuit

in wich both batteries provide the same voltage and the capacitors are uncharged.

I need to find the current in each path of the circuit at time $$t=0$$ when i connect the batteries.

I know that at $$t=0$$ the charge of the capacitors is zero, so $$V_c=\frac qC=0$$, and when i apply the laws of Kirchhnoff over the circuit i can ingore them.

Then my circuit is

But... what's next?

Can i make an equivalent resistance? Because, i can't think of any.

If i want to continue with Kirchhnoff... In what direction does the current flow? And how does the potencial decrease/grows while passing throw each resistance?

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