Physics, asked by sauravrnps, 1 year ago

What is potential difference and EMF.
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Answered by BrainlyGod

Explanation:

It is the difference between potential of an inductor, resistor, capacitor etc. of its two ends.

Emf can be defined as potential difference when lost voltage is zero.

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krimusa7524: Potential difference is yha amount of work is done in moving charge from one point to another

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sauravrnps: and emf

Answered by bulbul01107

Answer:

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Explanation:

EMF IS THE MAXIMUM VOLTAGE THAT A CELL CAN DELIVERED WHEREAS

THE MAGNITUDE OF THE POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE IS ALWAYS LESS THAN THE VALUE OF EMF

EMF FORCE GAIN ELECTRICAL ENERGY AND POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE LOSSES ELECTRICAL ENERGY

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krimusa7524: When the circuit is open

krimusa7524: i.e no current is drawn from the circuit

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