Dc circuits with two or more batteries

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To find potential differences in circuits with multiple batteries, Kirchhoff's Loop Rule is essential, stating that the sum of currents and voltages around a closed loop equals zero. This principle allows for the calculation of electric potential at specific points in the circuit. Resources and explanations on Kirchhoff's rules can provide further clarity on this topic. Understanding these concepts is crucial for analyzing complex DC circuits effectively. Utilizing Kirchhoff's Loop Rule simplifies the process of determining potential differences in such circuits.
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How do i find pottential differences between two points in such a circuit? Could anyone post a link to a page that can help explain such circuits, because i am greatly confused
 
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There is something called "Kirchoff's Loop" rule for circuits. It should be relatively easy to find.
 
The sum of current and voltage around any closed loop should be zero. Thats pretty much what kirchhoffs rule says.
 
You could use that fact to find the electric potential at a certain point in a circuit.
 

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