According to Ohm's law the current is:
"I=\\frac{E}{R+r}=\\frac{5}{15+5}=0.25\\text{ A}."
Voltage drop across the potential wire according to the same law:
"V=IR=0.25\\cdot15=3.75\\text{ V}."
Potential gradient on the wire:
"\\sigma=V\/L=3.75\/1=3.75\\text{ V\/m}."
Electromotive force of the primary cell:
"E_\\text{p}=\\sigma\\cdot x=3.75\\cdot 0.6=2.25\\text{ V}."
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