Potential difference of a battery is 2.2v when it is connected across a resistance of 5 ohm, if suddenly potential difference falls to 1.8 v, its internal resistance will be
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I=V1/R1
=22/5*10
R2=V2/I
=18*5*10/22*10
=45/11
=4.9ohm
The internal resistance of the cell in the given circuit conditions is 1.11 ohms.
Given :
EMF ( E) of cell = 2.2V
The potential difference across R = 1.8V
External resistance i.e. R = 5 Ohm
To Find :
The internal resistance of the cell
Solution :
The potential difference across a battery when it is in an open circuit i.e. not connected is called its EMF. And when it is connected in a closed circuit, it is called potential difference i.e. V.
Thus, we get E = 2.2Volt and V = 1.8Volt
Let the internal resistance of the battery be "r" and the external resistance given is R = 5 Ohm.
As both resistances are placed in series, the net effective resistance is :
Thus, in a closed connected circuit, we have :
Net Potential difference of battery = 2.2V
Net Resistance acting = r + 5 ohm
Then the current (I) flowing through the wire is given by :
Vint i.e. potential across the internal resistance as given is :
Now across the internal resistance, we have :
Internal Potential difference = 0.4 Volts
Current flows the same along the circuit i.e. I
Internal resistance = r
Applying the same formula again to calculate the new resistance( r ),
Hence, the internal resistance of the given battery is 1.11 ohms.
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