Suppose a certain battery has an internal emf of 9.00 V but the potential difference across its terminals is only 85.0% of that value. If that battery is connected to a 56.0-µF capaci- tor, how much energy is stored when the capacitor is fully charged? =

Suppose a certain battery has an internal emf of 9.00 V but the potential difference across its terminals is only 85.0% of that value. If that battery is connected to a 56.0-µF capaci- tor, how much energy is stored when the capacitor is fully charged? =

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44. Suppose a certain battery has an internal emf of 9.00 V but
the potential difference across its terminals is only 85.0% of
that value. If that battery is connected to a 56.0-µF capaci-
tor, how much energy is stored when the capacitor is fully
charged? =

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