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Physics, 13.04.2020 13:51, soloriorafa

A dry cell’s voltage is labeled to be 1.5V. Which of the following statements is correct?

A. The terminal voltage of the cell is greater than 1.5V
B. The emf of the dry cell is less than 1.5V
C. The terminal voltage of the cell is equal to 1.5V for closed circuit.
D. The emf of the cell is equal to 1.5
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