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1. To carry how much charge between two points having potential difference equal to 220 V, 1760 J of work is done? Ans. 8 C

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1. To carry how much charge between two points having potential difference equal to 220 V, 1760
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load of 4 Ohms. Calculate the internal resistance of the cell.

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