Physics, asked by rajeshravindran1968, 10 months ago

how can we connect 4cells of 1.5 each to get 3 volt



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Answered by umerkhitabbutt
1

Answer:

join 2 cells in parallel and other 2 cells in parallel because in parallel voltage will remain the same then join the 2 paralleled cells in series which will add the voltage and output will be the 3volts

Answered by RISH4BH
24

To Do :-

  • Using four cells of 1.5 V each we need to get 3 Volts . And we need to draw the circuit .

SolutioN :-

Here we need to obtain 3V from four cells of 1.5V each. So we know that when ,

☯️ \underline{\textsf{\red{ Cells are connected in parallel :- }}}

• When cells of same voltage are connected in parallel then , the net voltage is equal to the voltage of each cell .

☯️ \underline{\textsf{\red{ Cells are connected in series  :- }}}

• When cells of different voltages are connected in series then the net voltage is equal to the sum of individual voltages .

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So firstly we will connect two cells in parallel . Then the net Voltage will be equal to (1.5 V + 1.5 V ) = 3 Volts .

Again we will similarly connect two cells in parallel . Then the net Voltage will be equal to (1.5 V + 1.5 V ) = 3 Volts .

Now we know that when we connect identical cells in parallel then the net Voltage is equal to the each identical cell's voltage .

So finally we will connect these two series combination in parallel. Hence the net Voltage is equal to 3V .

\boxed{\pink{\frak{ Hence \ we \ got \ 3\ V \ from \ 4 \ cells . }}}

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