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Why does potentiometer measure the potential difference more accurate than a voltmeter?
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Why potentiometer measures potential more accurately?

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Why the reading of emf by a voltmeter is less than that by a potentiometer?

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Why do we prefer a potentiometer to compare the emf of cells than a voltmeter?

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Why the potential difference of a source of electric current is always less than its emf?

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Why the emf of a cell is always greater than its terminal potential difference?

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Why is the emf of a battery always slightly higher than the potential difference?

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Why is the EMF of a cell always greater than the potential difference?

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Why is the emf of a cell greater than the terminal potential difference when the cell is used to supply current to an external resist?

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Why is the potential difference always less than emf in a closed circuit?

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Why is the emf of a battery always slightly higher than the potential difference that it can provide to an electric circuit?

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Why the terminal potential difference of a cell is always less than its emf?

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Why terminal potential difference is less than the emf of a cell?
Answer : The terminal potential difference of a cell is less than its electromotive force (EMF) due to the internal resistance of the cell. Here's why: 1. **EMF of the Cell**: The EMF is ... the voltage drop inside the cell, and therefore, the smaller the terminal potential difference compared to the EMF....

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Why potential difference is always less than emf in a closed circuit?

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Why the potential difference across the terminals of a cell is less than its emf when a current is drawn from it?

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Why terminal potential difference is less than the emf of the cell?

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Why is electromotive force greater than potential difference?

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Why potential difference is greater than emf during charging?

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Why emf is always greater than terminal potential difference?

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Why emf is greater than terminal potential difference during discharging?

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Why is terminal potential difference always less than emf of the cell?

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What is the main difference between potentiometer and voltmeter?

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What is the difference between potentiometer and potential divider?

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Why is a potentiometer used instead of a voltmeter?

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Why is the terminal voltage across A battery more than the emf during charging?

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Why is the terminal voltage across a battery more than the emf during charging?

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Why FET is more stable than BJT?
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Is the potential difference across the terminals of a battery always less than its emf?

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Can potential difference across terminals of a battery be greater than its emf?

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