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The following table gives the electric potential differenceVTacross the terminals of a battery as a function of currentbeing drawn from the battery.

(a) Write an equation that represents the relationship betweenVTandi. Enter the data into your graphing calculator and perform a linear regression fit ofVTversus.iFrom the parameters of the fit, find

(b) the battery’s emf and

(c) its internal resistance.

Short Answer

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  1. An equation that represents the relationship betweenVT and iisVT=V-ir
  2. The battery’s emf is13.6V.
  3. Internal resistance of the battery is0.060Ω.

Step by step solution

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Determine the concept of linear regression and Ohm’s law

Terminal voltage is equal to the difference between the battery voltage and voltage drop across the internal resistance. Determine the current through the load isi, internal resistance of the battery is rand emf isV, then using Ohm’s law,determine the relationship betweenVTand i. Plot the given data would give us the value of emf of the battery as well as internal resistance using the graphing calculator and linear regression fit.

Formula:

V=ir

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(a) Determine the relation between VT and i

All the current through the load would pass through the internal resistance of the battery. if we know the terminal voltage VT,the current through the load as i and internal resistance of the battery with emf V . The required equation is:

VT=V−ir (1)

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(b) Determine the emf of the battery

the least square fit method for the VTagainst i values given to us, we can write

VT=13.6107-0.05985i (2)

Compare equation (1) and (2), determine the emf of the battery is13.6107 V.

Therefore,V≈13.6V

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(c) Determine the internal resistance of the battery

Compare equation (1) and (2), we can conclude that internal resistance as follows:

r=0.05985Ω≈0.060Ω

Determine the plot for the given condition as:

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