what is terminal potential difference
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The terminal p.d. of a source is the potential difference across its terminals, it is often given the symbol V.
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The terminal potential difference is the potential drop across terminals of a cell when a current is being drawn from the cell.
Terminal potential difference = Electromotive force - potential drop across internal difference across internal resistance.
The terminal potential difference is calculated only in closed circuits.
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