Not 2 V, as we have to consider the internal resistances.rude man said:
mfb said:
ElmorshedyDr said:
Your working is basically correct, but your technique is not what I was expecting. Can you explain the method you have used?ElmorshedyDr said:
But I'm still confused, why can't we just calculate the total voltage and the total resistance and then find the total current ad multiply it by the internal resistance of B1 to find the reading, since it is connected in parallel with internal resistance of the battery which would be 0.36Vrude man said:
That can't be correct because the voltmeter is not connected directly across the internal resistance of the battery. The voltmeter reading is the sum of two voltages---you can see how it also captures the battery's EMF.ElmorshedyDr said:
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