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Twelve cells each having the same e.m.f are connected in series and are kept to a closed box. Some of the cell are connected in reverse order .The battery is connected in series with an ammeter an external resistance R and two cells of the same type as an in the battery .The current when they and support each other is 3 ampere and current is 2 ampare when the two oppose each other. How many cells are connected in servese order ?

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