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(a) What is the minimum time that is needed to fully recharge the battery (with R1 = 0 2) (b) What should the resistance Rị be to fully recharge the battery in exactly 1 hour?

(a) What is the minimum time that is needed to fully recharge the battery (with R1 = 0 2) (b) What should the resistance Rị be to fully recharge the battery in exactly 1 hour?

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A rechargeable battery has emf ébattery = 14.0 V, internal resistancer = charge) 2.00 Ah. 4.00 N and battery capacity (total (0) ee n kn When the battery is fully charged, a light bulb is connected to it for 8 hours (see picture above). The light bulb has specs 14.0 V and 1.00 W. We assume the light bulb has constant resistance (independent of the current) and the emf of the battery remains constant. After these 8 hours the battery is disconnected from the light bulb and connected in this circuit for charging: R, e20 Pearon Education, inc The charger consists of a ideal voltage source with emf ɛ = 20.0 V (with no internal resistance) and a resistor Rị in series. (a) What is the minimum time that is needed to fully recharge the battery (with R1 = 0 2) (b) What should the resistance R1 be to fully recharge the battery in exactly 1 hour?
Transcribed Image Text:A rechargeable battery has emf ébattery = 14.0 V, internal resistancer = charge) 2.00 Ah. 4.00 N and battery capacity (total (0) ee n kn When the battery is fully charged, a light bulb is connected to it for 8 hours (see picture above). The light bulb has specs 14.0 V and 1.00 W. We assume the light bulb has constant resistance (independent of the current) and the emf of the battery remains constant. After these 8 hours the battery is disconnected from the light bulb and connected in this circuit for charging: R, e20 Pearon Education, inc The charger consists of a ideal voltage source with emf ɛ = 20.0 V (with no internal resistance) and a resistor Rị in series. (a) What is the minimum time that is needed to fully recharge the battery (with R1 = 0 2) (b) What should the resistance R1 be to fully recharge the battery in exactly 1 hour?
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