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The emf and the current is the sameOkay, so what happens if cell are parallel tell me. :/
Bas!
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The emf and the current is the sameOkay, so what happens if cell are parallel tell me. :/
jj1234 do you agree?The emf and the current is the same
Bas!
Darao mat bhai!jj1234 do you agree?
nop emf nd current'll nt be samejj1234 do you agree?
nop emf nd current'll nt be same
Then what happens if they are in Parallel.nop emf nd current'll nt be same
lamp produces light for a longer timeThen what happens if they are in Parallel.![]()
current'll increase
What if they are in series? Its same. No?lamp produces light for a longer time
In series does it decrease?current'll increase
I mean emf nd current wnt b the sameIn series does it decrease?![]()
if 4cells r connected in series lamp'll burn outIn series does it decrease?![]()
In parallel ampere increases. Why is that so?I mean emf nd current wnt b the same
in series also current'll increase
Because total resistance decreasesIn parallel ampere increases. Why is that so?
Why did CIE not connect fuse there?Because total resistance decreases
I never expected an A Level genius to visit this threadIn parallel ampere increases. Why is that so?
Tell CIE people to get fuse for that damn circuit.I never expected an A Level genius to visit this thread![]()
Thought blocker you are geniusI never expected an A Level genius to visit this thread![]()
Abhi pata chal gaya na baka?
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