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Standard XII
Physics
Non-Ideal Battery
The potential...
Question
The potential difference between the terminals of a
6.0
V
battery is
7.2
V
when it is being charged by a current of
2.0
A
. What is the internal resistance of the battery?
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Solution
V
=
∈
+
i
r
⇒
7.2
=
6
+
2
×
r
⇒
1.2
=
2
r
⇒
r
=
0.6
Ω
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