E = +10.0 V E, = -3.0 V E, = 0 V E,=1.5 V (a) (b) (c) (d) E = +7.0 V E, = -4.5 V E =-1.5 V E = -1.5 V 1. Which of the following diagrams could be applied to a fully charged 1.5 V battery? (More than one selection may be correct.)

E = +10.0 V E, = -3.0 V E, = 0 V E,=1.5 V (a) (b) (c) (d) E = +7.0 V E, = -4.5 V E =-1.5 V E = -1.5 V 1. Which of the following diagrams could be applied to a fully charged 1.5 V battery? (More than one selection may be correct.)

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E = +10.0 V
E, = -3.0 V
E,=0 V
E =1.5 V
(a)
(b)
(C)
(d)
E, = +7.0 V
E = -4.5 V
E =-1.5 V
E, = -1.5 V
1. Which of the following diagrams could be applied to a fully charged 1.5 V battery? (More
than one selection may be correct.)

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