On increasing the current drawn from a cell, the potential difference of its terminlas is lowered. Why?

On increasing the current drawn from a cell, the potential difference across its terminals is lowered why?

As the current drawn from the cell increases, terminal potential difference of a cell is

The electric current drawn from cell is

The electric current drawn from cell is

The e.m.f. of a cell is 6 volt. When 2 ampere current is drawn from it then th e potential difference across its terminal remains 3 volt. Its internal resistance.

The e.m.f. of a cell is 6 volt. When 2 ampere current is drawn from it then th e potential difference across its terminal remains 3 volt. Its internal resistance.

The e.m.f. of a cell is 6 volt. When 2 ampere current is drawn from it then th e potential difference across its terminal remains 3 volt. Its internal resistance.

The internal resistance of cell is 0.1 Omega and its emf is 2V. When a current of 2A is being drawn from it, the potential difference across its terminals will be :

When current drawn from the cell become maximum?

Find the current drawn by the battery and the potential difference between A and B.