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[" A potentiometer wire has length 'L'.For given cell of e.m.f.'E',the balancing length "],[" is "L/3" 'from the positive end of the wire.If the length of potentiometer wire is "],[" increased by "50%" then for the same cell,the balance point is obtained at length "]

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