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Standard XII
Physics
Mixed Combination of Cells
In the part o...
Question
In the part of a circuit shown, the potential difference
(
V
G
−
V
H
)
between points G and H will be
A
0 V
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B
15 V
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C
7 V
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D
3 V
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Solution
The correct option is
B
7 V
Using Kirchhoff's junction law, we get current flowing through 1
Ω
to be
2
amp in the upward direction.
Using
Kirchhoff's loop law between G and H :
∴
V
G
−
2
(
4
)
+
3
−
2
(
2
)
+
2
(
1
)
−
V
H
=
0
⟹
V
G
−
V
H
=
7
V
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