20 volts. The slope of the graph In the Potentiometer experiment, let the known emf of the power supply be E V vsL (where L is the length in cm of the wire segment shown in the figure, and V is the potential difference measured by the voltmeter between the ends of the wire segment of length L) is: meter wire E 20 • a. 02 v/cm O b. 20 V/cm O c. 0.1 L V/cm O d. 10 L V/cm O e. 20 cm/v

20 volts. The slope of the graph In the Potentiometer experiment, let the known emf of the power supply be E V vsL (where L is the length in cm of the wire segment shown in the figure, and V is the potential difference measured by the voltmeter between the ends of the wire segment of length L) is: meter wire E 20 • a. 02 v/cm O b. 20 V/cm O c. 0.1 L V/cm O d. 10 L V/cm O e. 20 cm/v

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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