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WHAT IS THE FORMULA OF POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE IN A CIRCUIT IF 2 CELLS ARE OPPOSITELY JOINED IN SERIES

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Let potential of the one cell is V₁ and potential of the second cell is V₂.
If two cells are connected oppositely then potential in the circuit is given by:
V = V₁ - V₂

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