Describe how two cells can be connected in series and in parallel, with the help of
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Series and Parallel Connections
Cells can be connected both in series, parallel or a combination of both. In series circuit electrons travel only in one path. Here the current will be the same which passes through each resistor. ... In this case, the voltage remains the same across each resistor in the circuit.
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WHEN CELLS ARE CONNECTED PARALLEL THEN THE POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE REMAIN SAME IN EVERY CELL
BUT IF IT IS CONNECTED IN SERIES THEN THE POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE IS DIVIDED BUT CURRENT REMAINS THE SAME
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