For two parallel 1.5V cells, total external resistance is 10Ω. Using V = E – Ir and solving with V = 1.2V, we get r = 5Ω. Answer: (c) 5Ω.
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The resistance of each lamp is R = V/P = 100/50 = 200Ω. Let n be the number of lamps. The total resistance in parallel is: 1/Req = n/200 Including battery resistance: Rtotal = 200/n + 10 For full power:
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