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Two cells of emf 2v and 4v and internal resistance 1 ohm and 2 ohm respectively are connected in parallel so as to send current in the same direction through an external resistance of 10 ohm.Find the potential difference across 10 ohm resistor.

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Answered by nitkumkumar
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The circuit diagram is shown in picture -

Applying Kirchoff's Law in loop ABCF -

2 = 10*I₁ + 10*I₂ + I₁

=> 2 = 11*I₁ + 10*I₂                       ..........................(1)

Applying Kirchoff's Law in loop FCDE

4 - 2 = 2I₂ - I₁

=>  2  =  2I₂ - I₁                       ............................(2)

Solving  equations  (1)  and   (2)

Multiplying equation (2) by 11 .

Thus,  2 = 11*I₁ + 10*I₂   and   22 = -11*I₁ + 22*I₂  

=>  24  =  32I₂

=>  I₂ =  24/32  =   3/4  A

So,  2  =  2*(3/4) - I₁

=> I₁   =  (3/2) - 2

         = - 1/2   A

So,   I₁ + I₂  =  -1/2 +  3/4

                 =   1/4  A

So, Potential Difference across 10 ohm resistor = V = I * R

                      =   (1/4) * 10

                       =  2.5  V

=> Potential Difference across 10 ohm resistor = 2.5  V

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