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In parallel combination of n cells, we o...

In parallel combination of n cells, we obtain

A

more voltage

B

more current

C

less voltage

D

less current

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B
In parallel combination of cells the voltage across the terminals is same and resistance is minimum. Therefore from V=IR. The current drawn from cell combination will be more.
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