elementary electrical circuits
can one construct a circuit such that the potential difference across the terminals of a battery is zero?? explain ..
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can one construct a circuit such that the potential difference across the terminals of a battery is zero?? explain ..
plsss i need help of that question
plsss i need help of that question
If there's no voltage (potential difference), then no current can flow and so the circuit won't work.
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