three 2v cells are connected in series and used as battery in circuit what is the potential difference at the terminals of battery
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HI !
Potential difference of 1 cell = 2 v
Therefore,
Potential difference of 3 cells = 3*2 = 6 v
hence,
potential difference at the terminals of battery= 6 v
Potential difference of 1 cell = 2 v
Therefore,
Potential difference of 3 cells = 3*2 = 6 v
hence,
potential difference at the terminals of battery= 6 v
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Answer:
The potential difference at the terminals of he battery is 6 V.
Given that the 3 cells of 2v as potential difference are in series connection.
That is,
Potential difference of each cell = 2 v
To find the potential difference of 3 cells let us find the product of 3 and 2 which will provide a potential difference of 3 cells connected in series
Potential difference of 3 cells
= 3 x 2
= 6
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