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Consider a simple circuit shown in Fig. 2(ET).2. stands for a variable resistance R'.R' can vary from `R_(0)` to infinity. r is internal resistance of the battery `(rltltRltltlR_(0))`

A

Potential drop across AB is nealry constant as `R^(')` is varied

B

Current through `R^(')` is nearly a constant as `R^(')` is varied

C

Current I depends sensitivity on `R^(')`

D

`Ige(V/(r+R))` always

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