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Two batteries with emf ?? and ??, with internal resistances r? and r? respectively, are connected as shown in the diagram below. (Assume ?? = 12 V and r? = 1 ?.) (a) Calculate the magnitude and indicate the direction of flow of current in the figure shown above. ?? = 31.0 V and r? = 0.70 ?. magnitude A direction ---Select--- (b) Find the terminal voltage of each battery. V? = V V? = V

          Two batteries with emf ?? and ??, with internal resistances r? and r? respectively, are connected as shown in the diagram below. (Assume ?? = 12 V and r? = 1 ?.)
(a) Calculate the magnitude and indicate the direction of flow of current in the figure shown above. ?? = 31.0 V and r? = 0.70 ?.
magnitude A
direction ---Select---
(b) Find the terminal voltage of each battery.
V? = V
V? = V

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Two batteries with emf ?? and ??, with internal resistances r? and r? respectively, are connected as shown in the diagram below. (Assume ?? = 12 V and r? = 1 ?.)
(a) Calculate the magnitude and indicate the direction of flow of current in the figure shown above. ?? = 31.0 V and r? = 0.70 ?.
magnitude A
direction —Select—
(b) Find the terminal voltage of each battery.
V? = V
V? = V

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Two batteries with emf ̐₁ and ̐₂, with internal resistances r₁ and r₂ respectively, are connected as shown in the diagram below. (Assume ̐₁ = 12 V and r₁ = 1 ̐.) (a) Calculate the magnitude and indicate the direction of flow of current in the figure shown above. ̐₂ = 31.0 V and r₂ = 0.70 ̐. magnitude direction (b) Find the terminal voltage of each battery. V1 = V2 =

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