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A battery having an emf (ɛ) of 12V provides a current of 86mA when connected to a load of 1260. i) Calculate the internal resistance (r) of the battery (in 2) ii) Calculate the terminal voltage (V) of the battery (in Volts)

A battery having an emf (ɛ) of 12V provides a current of 86mA when connected to a load of 1260. i) Calculate the internal resistance (r) of the battery (in 2) ii) Calculate the terminal voltage (V) of the battery (in Volts)

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