Difference between:
a) cell and battery b) open and closed circuit
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in open circuit the switch is turned to off so current does not pass and in closed switch switch is turned to on so current pases through it
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a-battery is a piar of cell connected with each other and cell is only 1 power supplier to the circuit(single unit)
b- open circuit is which allow electricity to flow through it and closed circuit dont allow electric current to pass throung it
b- open circuit is which allow electricity to flow through it and closed circuit dont allow electric current to pass throung it
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a) - The cell and battery both store the chemical energy and then transforms the stored chemical energy into an electrical energy. One of the major difference between the cell and the battery is that the cell is the single unit, whereas the battery is the group of cells.
b)- 1. In open circuit current does not flow but in closed circuit current flows.
2. In open circuit potential difference is not established but in close circuit there is difference in potential.
3.Closed circuit is represented by ( . ) sign but open circuit is represented by ( ) sign
b)- 1. In open circuit current does not flow but in closed circuit current flows.
2. In open circuit potential difference is not established but in close circuit there is difference in potential.
3.Closed circuit is represented by ( . ) sign but open circuit is represented by ( ) sign
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