Chapter 29: Q. 3 (page 796)
The wire is broken on the right side of the circuit in FIGURE Q28.3. What is the potential difference between points ? Explain.

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The potential difference between the two points is given by
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Chapter 29: Q. 3 (page 796)
The wire is broken on the right side of the circuit in FIGURE Q28.3. What is the potential difference between points ? Explain.

The potential difference between the two points is given by
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