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The document contains physics questions related to electrical circuits, including calculations for equivalent emf and internal resistance of batteries in parallel, as well as the effects of stretching a conductor on resistance and drift velocity. It also poses conceptual questions about electron movement in conductors and includes some incomplete or unclear text. Overall, it appears to be an examination paper or practice questions for students studying electricity and magnetism.

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Physics Question Paper Solutions

The document contains physics questions related to electrical circuits, including calculations for equivalent emf and internal resistance of batteries in parallel, as well as the effects of stretching a conductor on resistance and drift velocity. It also poses conceptual questions about electron movement in conductors and includes some incomplete or unclear text. Overall, it appears to be an examination paper or practice questions for students studying electricity and magnetism.

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_ (@) Two batteries of emf's 3V & GV and internal resistances 0.2

are connected in parallel. This combination is connected

resistor. Find ;
the equivalent emf of the combination
the equivalent internal resistance of the combination -
the current drawn from the combination

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A conductor of longth / is connected across an ideal cell of emf


E. Keeping the cell connected, the length of the conductor is
increased to 2/ by gradually stretching it. If R and R’ are initial
and final values of resistance and v, and v,' are initial and final

values of drift velocity, find the relation between (i) R’ and R


and (ii) v4’ and vy

When electrons drift in a conductor from lower to higher


potential, does it mean that all the ‘free electrons’ of the

conductor are moving in the same direction ?

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