Given two batteries: one with voltage V and internal resistance r₁; another with also voltage V and internal resistance 2. Which of the following is true if we connect them in series facing the same direction? O No voltage will remain while the total internal resistance will be r₁ + 12. O The total voltage will be V, while the total internal resistance will be r₁ + 12. O The answer cannot be found on the other choices. O The total voltage will be 2V while the total internal resistance will be r₁ + 12-

Given two batteries: one with voltage V and internal resistance r₁; another with also voltage V and internal resistance 2. Which of the following is true if we connect them in series facing the same direction? O No voltage will remain while the total internal resistance will be r₁ + 12. O The total voltage will be V, while the total internal resistance will be r₁ + 12. O The answer cannot be found on the other choices. O The total voltage will be 2V while the total internal resistance will be r₁ + 12-

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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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