Sounds reasonable. Are you possibly also supposed to make an observation about the properties of the resulting battery pair?CasterlyRock said:I quess that nothing happens because there is no voltage difference.
I meant properties of the pair after connection compared to a single battery. Volts? Amps? Amp-hour capacity?CasterlyRock said:No, it only says that batteries are the same.
Really nothing except what I wrote. The question has a conceptual nature. I assumed that when connected, batteries are in parallel, that means the same potential as it was, so nothing changes.insightful said:I meant properties of the pair after connection compared to a single battery. Volts? Amps? Amp-hour capacity?
I don't understand. Do you mean if I would apply a resistor to that new one battery (lets say a resistor is a lightbulb) it would shine brighter than one applied to the original battery?insightful said:Could you not say that you produced a "new" battery with the same volts, but twice the amp and amp-hour capacity?
Why would it shine brighter with the same volts applied?CasterlyRock said:I don't understand. Do you mean if I would apply a resistor to that new one battery (lets say a resistor is a lightbulb) it would shine brighter than one applied to the original battery?
No, I said the amp capacity is greater than before. How much greater?CasterlyRock said:P=I^2*R. You've said that amp is greater than before.