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If rechargeable cell is being charged from a source of EMF the EMF of cell during charging is A. always equal to its terminal potential difference B. always greater than its terminal potential difference
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If rechargeable cell is being charged from a source of EMF the EMF of cell during charging is

A. always equal to its terminal potential difference
B. always greater than its terminal potential difference
C. always less than its terminal potential difference​
D. either equal or less than its terminal potential difference

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Answer:

a

Step-by-step explanation:

I think bec. I am in small school

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