Electric power and internal resistance

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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

Equation for relative error: epsilon_r = (Delta E + Delta U)/(E_ap - U_ap) + Delta I / I_ap, with Delta E and Delta U in the numerator and E_ap and U_ap in the denominator of the first term.
Formula r_ap = (ε_ap − U_ap) / I_ap, with r and ap as subscripts, ε_ap and U_ap in the numerator and I_ap in the denominator.


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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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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