Physics · Current Electricity
When dealing with 'Cells in Series', what must be considered if the cells are connected in a series-opposing rather than a series-aiding manner?
- 1The current capacity is multiplied by the number of opposing cells.
- 2Ohm's Law no longer applies as the circuit becomes non-linear.
- 3The total resistance becomes zero, leading to a 'short' in the circuit.
- 4The total voltage is calculated by taking the algebraic sum, meaning opposing voltages are subtracted from the total.✓
Correct answer
The total voltage is calculated by taking the algebraic sum, meaning opposing voltages are subtracted from the total.
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