The student sets up an experiment in the lab to determine the internal resistance of a cell by the…
Physics20251 markShort answer
The student sets up an experiment in the lab to determine the internal resistance of a cell by the graphical method. The circuit is set up as shown, using a cell of e.m.f. $E$ and internal resistance $r$, a variable resistor $R$ and a milliammeter. A voltmeter $V$ is connected to the circuit as shown.
How can the internal resistance be calculated from the graph?
Check your working with the Circuit solver (Kirchhoff's laws): every current, p.d. and power in a circuit of cells and resistors; equivalent resistance too.
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