Science, asked by Danish1716, 6 months ago

. Read the passage and answer the following questions. 3

Electric cell: A source is required to produce a uniform flow of charges in a circuit.

Such a general device is an electric cell. Various types of electric cells are available

today. These are used in a range of machines from wrist watches to submarines. Out

of these, you must be aware of solar cells. The main function of various electric cells

is to maintain a constant potential difference between its two terminals. The electric

cells work on the electric charges to maintain a constant potential difference.

1. Why do we need source in a circuit?

2. Where do we use cell in a day to day life?

3. Write the main function of electric cell.​

Answers

Answered by qwerty8622
7

Answer:

1. A source is required to produce a uniform flow of charges in a circuit.

2. These are used in a range of machines from wrist watches to submarines. Out

of these, you must be aware of solar cells. The main function of various electric cells

is to maintain a constant potential difference between its two terminals. The electric

cells work on the electric charges to maintain a constant potential difference.

3. The main function of various electric cells

is to maintain a constant potential difference between its two terminals

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Answered by amikkr
1

The correct answer to the above questions are as follow -

1. We need a source in a circuit because the source produces a uniform flow of charges in a circuit. The source can be an electric cell, which produces a constant flow of current for the resistor to act. Current produces a potential difference between the circuit.

2. We use the cell in day-to-day life in wristwatches, and for operating modern technological devices. We use cells in a wide range of machines and in submarines.

3. The main function of the electric cell is to maintain a constant potential difference between its two terminals. This potential difference will cause the current to flow from a high potential to a low potential.

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