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A group of n identical cells each of EMF E and internal resistance r are joined in series to form a loop as shown . The terminal voltage across each cell is

A

Zero

B

E

C

nE

D

`(E)/(n)`

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`I = (nE)/(nr)` and `V = E - Ir`
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