Cells in series | Electric current | Physics | Khan Academy

Let's explore how to calculate the emf and internal resistance of an effective cell when cells are connected in series. Both the emf and the internal resistances add up.
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Created by Mahesh Shenoy

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2:12 but sir positive charge moves from + to - , wouldn't it be repelled by + terminal.

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Ye but it will be pulled by the negative terminal of the adjacent cell. So the positive terminal of the first cell will repel it away into the negative terminal of the next cell...

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ruclips.net/video/gwSbQBo55QI/видео.html this is their video on emf, internal resistance and terminal voltage, i think it might help

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Is it the fact that internal resistance generates heat, the principle on which electric iron is built?

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ruclips.net/video/R47ZnlUwD8M/видео.html

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i think your explanation is pretty much reversed ,and wrong .as according to batrery current could not flow if you connect posituve to positive ,i think so .

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Movement of charges is what produce the electric current. So as long as that charged particle is moving in one direction..there will be current

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Actually it's just an analogy as explained in his earlier video and the positive charge is just an metaphor of the direction of current...