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Working. The principal of potentiometer of imternal resistance of primary cell answer

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Answered by DikshithP
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Answer:

Working principle : Potential difference across length of potentiometer wire is proportional to the length of the wire.

E=kL where, E is the emf and k is the potential gradient.

In the figure:

Cell emf e whose internal resistance r is to be determined is connected via resistance box R.B. through key K

2

. This key when open, balance is obtained at l

1

(AN

1

) .

So, e=kl

1

If v is terminal potential difference, balance is obtained at length l

2

(AN

2

).

So, v=kl

2

Now, e=I(R+r) where I is the current.

and v=IR

Dividing the equations.

v

e

=

l

2

l

1

=

r

R+r

Therefore, r=R(

l

2

l

1

−1)

Emf of the cell, E

1

=1.25 V

Balance point of the potentiometer, l

1

=35 cm

Cell is replaced by another cell of emf, E

2

Balance point of the potentiometer, l

2

=63 cm

E

2

E

1

=

l

2

l

1

E

2

=1.25×

35

63

=2.25 V

Explanation:

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