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    Tricks in Current Electricity

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    The document summarizes several tricks and concepts in current electricity. It discusses the effective resistance of resistors connected in different configurations like a square or skeleton cube. It also addresses the direction of current and potential difference in cells during charging and discharging. Specifically, it notes that the internal resistance of cells causes a potential drop and energy consumption inside the cell. Regarding combinations of cells, it states that the effective e.m.f. is the sum of individual e.m.f.s for series combination and remains the same for parallel combination.

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    Tricks in Current Electricity

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    The document summarizes several tricks and concepts in current electricity. It discusses the effective resistance of resistors connected in different configurations like a square or skeleton cube. It also addresses the direction of current and potential difference in cells during charging and discharging. Specifically, it notes that the internal resistance of cells causes a potential drop and energy consumption inside the cell. Regarding combinations of cells, it states that the effective e.m.f. is the sum of individual e.m.f.s for series combination and remains the same for parallel combination.

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    The document summarizes several tricks and concepts in current electricity. It discusses the effective resistance of resistors connected in different configurations like a square or skeleton cube. It also addresses the direction of current and potential difference in cells during charging and discharging. Specifically, it notes that the internal resistance of cells causes a potential drop and energy consumption inside the cell. Regarding combinations of cells, it states that the effective e.m.f. is the sum of individual e.m.f.s for series combination and remains the same for parallel combination.

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    Tricks in Current Electricity

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    Ihtisham Ulhaq
    The document summarizes several tricks and concepts in current electricity. It discusses the effective resistance of resistors connected in different configurations like a square or skeleton cube. It also addresses the direction of current and potential difference in cells during charging and discharging. Specifically, it notes that the internal resistance of cells causes a potential drop and energy consumption inside the cell. Regarding combinations of cells, it states that the effective e.m.f. is the sum of individual e.m.f.s for series combination and remains the same for parallel combination.

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    Tricks in Current Electricity

    Part 4
    By Prof Somwanshi Sir
    Trick No #01
    #1
    • If four identical resistors of Resistance R ,connected in
    the form of a square then the effective resistance
    between ends of the Diagonal is ‘R’
    A B

    C D

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • If we have n identical conductors, each of
    equal resistance, then the number of
    combination ,we can have, using all at a time
    is

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • If we have ’n’ different conducters ,then the of
    possible combination are

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • If 12 wires; each of resistance ‘r’ ohm. are connected from a
    skeltone cube, then the total resistance between two
    diagonally opposite corners of the cube =5r/6 ohm

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • If 12 wires; each of resistance ‘r’ ohm are connected from
    skeleton cube, then the total resistance between the corners
    of the same edge of cube 7r/12 ohm

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • If 11 wires; each of resistance ‘r’ ohm, are connected to form
    a skeleton cube, then the total resistance from one vacant
    edge to the other end is=7r/5

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • When current is drawn from the cell ( i.e during discharging
    of a cell),e.m.f of a cell = terminal potential
    difference+voltage drop across the internal resistance of a
    cell. the current inside the cell is from negetive terminal to
    positive terminal.
    • During charging of a cell, terminal potential difference =emf
    of a cell + voltage drop across internal resistance of a cell
    i.e. terminal potential difference becomes greater than the
    e.m.f of the cell. the direction of current inside the cell is
    positive terminal to negative terminal.

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • Due to internal resistance of a cell
    (a) the energy is consumed inside the cell.
    (b) there is a potential drop inside the cell.

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


    • In series grouping of cells, the effective of e.m.f of ‘n’ cells
    each of e.m.f ‘E’ becomes nE.
    • In parallel grouping of ‘n’ cells each of e.m.f. ’E’, the effective
    e.m.f is ‘E’ because in parallel combination of cells, the sizes
    of the electrodes will increase without affecting the e.m.f of
    the cells.

    Current Electricity IIT’IANS ACADEMY


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