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the internal resistance of a cell of emf 2V is 0.1ohm it is connected to a resistance of 0.9ohm. the voltage across the cell will be....... A)0.5v B)1.8V C)1.95V D)3V​

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Answered by NavyaaAkam
37

Answer:

1.95V

Explanation:

1) Potential Difference across terminal of a cell,

V = E - I r

where

E = EMF of cell =2V

r = internal resistance =0.1ohm

i = current in circuit.

R = External Resistor

Steps :

1) Cell and External resistor are connected directly,

=> R(eq) = r + R

=0.1 + 3.9 = 4.0 oh m

2) Current in circuit,

I = E / R(eq)

= 2/4.0 = 1/2 =0.5 A

3) Potential Difference across terminal of a cell,

V = E - Ir

= 2 - 0.5 *0.1

= 1.95 V.

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Answered by diyakhrz12109
3

Answer:

A resistor of resistance 3.9Ω is connected in series with internal resistance of cell 0.1Ω.

Total resistance of the circuit R

=0.1+3.9=4.0Ω

Emf of cell E=2V

Current flowing in the circuit I=

R

E

∴ I=

4

2

=0.5A

Thus voltage across the cell V

cell

=IR where R=3.9Ω

⟹ V

cell

=0.5×3.9=1.95V

Explanation

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