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2 years ago

find the resistance of a resistor connected to a 3v voltmeter and a 3A ammeter, resistance box along with cells of EMF 3V

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1 answer:

yarga [219]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Emf E= V+ terminal V

3 = 3R + 3

R=0

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find the resistance of a resistor connected to a 3v voltmeter and a 3A ammeter, resistance box along with cells of EMF 3V​

find the resistance of a resistor connected to a 3v voltmeter and a 3A ammeter, resistance box along with cells of EMF 3V