Electric power and internal resistance

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The discussion revolves around a laboratory experiment focused on measuring electric power and internal resistance using a battery in a closed circuit. The participant completed the practical tasks but is struggling to formulate a hypothesis and conclusion based on their measurements with a voltmeter and ammeter. They are considering relating their findings to Ohm's law but seek guidance on how to articulate their thoughts. Additionally, there is a request for help with uploading images of their work for further assistance. The conversation emphasizes the importance of showing work and defining symbols for clarity in problem-solving.
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Homework Statement


Today I did a laboratory work in which I had to find power and internal resistance. I used an ordinary battery so it's closed circuit. I did all tasks except writing a hypothesis and conclusion I can't really think of it. I don't know what to write since I just measure using voltmeter and ammeter and then calculate Electric power and internal resistance. That's it. Can someone suggest anything pls?

Homework Equations



Given formulas in laboratory work

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The Attempt at a Solution


[/B]I was thinking to relate given formulas with ohm's law and formula.
 
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isorounded said:

Homework Statement


Today I did a laboratory work in which I had to find power and internal resistance. I used an ordinary battery so it's closed circuit. I did all tasks except writing a hypothesis and conclusion I can't really think of it. I don't know what to write since I just measure using voltmeter and ammeter and then calculate Electric power and internal resistance. That's it. Can someone suggest anything pls?

Homework Equations



Given formulas in labaroty work

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The Attempt at a Solution


[/B]I was thinking to relate given formulas with ohm's law and formula.
The image did not Upload correctly. Can you try again? Be sure it is of a supported file type. Are you using the PF phone app, or are you using a browser to try to do the Upload?
 
I used my phone. I will reupload using a pc in a moment.
 
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Can someone pls help me? xd
 
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isorounded said:
Can someone pls help me? xd
Well, you need to show us your work first -- that is in the PF rules (se INFO at the top of the page). You also need to define those symbols -- we could try guessing, but that will waste a lot of time.
 
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