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Current `i` is being driven through a cell of emf `epsilon` and internal resistance3 `r`, as shown

(i) the cell absorbs energy at rate of `epsilon i`
(ii) The cell stores chemical energy at the rate of `(epsilon i - i^(2)r)`
(iii) The potential differnece across the cell is `epsilon+ir`
(iv) some heat is produced in the cell

A

The cell absorbs energy at the rate of `varepsiloni`

B

The cell stores chemical energy at the rate of `(varepsiloni-i^(2)r)`

C

The potential difference across the cell is `varepsilon+ir`

D

Some heat is produced in the cell.

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