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Consider the following figure 

The current $I_{S}$ in $\text{Amps}$ in the voltage source, and voltage $V_{S}$ in Volts across the current source respectively, are

  1. $13, − 20$
  2. $8, − 10$
  3. $− 8, 20$ 
  4. $− 13, 20$ 

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