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A 12V car battery has six cells connected end-to-end What is the voltage of a single cell?
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Battery voltage / number of cells = cell voltage
12/6 = 2 volts cell voltage
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What is the voltage when batteries are connected in parallel?
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What happens when you connect a single battery to a light bulb?
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Why do some items need 2 batteries?
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What is a battery method of a single phase transformer?
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