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assuming the batteries are the same:

if you connect + to + and - to - the line out will be the same volts as one battery (parallel)

if you connect + to - and - to + (series) the line out will be the sum of all the batteries in series Do not connect batteries together in either configuration unless they are the same size and rating Observe all safety precausions when handling batteries

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A: Nothing it will just add voltage to the other batteries however it will not add the same current capabilities is not the same. Example adding a 1.25 AAA buttery to your car battery will increase the voltage by that amount but blow up during start

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The voltages add up to the total of all of them. The current however will

not add up but remain available to the less capable of all the batteries

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This was a phenomenon discovered by accident after the first batteries were created. But only an electrical engineer, a physicist or a chemists can tell you the reason for sure.

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It depends on what it is connected in series with.

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they add

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