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Two cells of emf E1=6V and E2=5 are join...

Two cells of emf `E_1=6V` and `E_2=5` are joined in parallel with same polarity on same side without any external load. If their internal resistance are `r_1 =2Omega` and `r_2=3Omega` respectively, then

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