Physics, asked by kumarmrb5914, 1 year ago

Why the emf of the cell is always greater than the terminal voltage explain?

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Answered by sakshiyadav96

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because emf is the actual voltage given to the circuit and terminal voltage is that which used or loss in wire or resistance so it will never possible that more voltage loss than given

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