Question #305000

Your father bought a car battery that has a terminal voltage of 12.6V for 75.0A, and 14.1V for 60.0A. What is the electromotive force and internal resistance of this car battery that your father bought?


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Expert's answer
2022-03-02T10:49:14-0500

The Ohm's law says

I1=ER1+rI_1=\frac{\cal E}{R_1+r}

I2=ER2+rI_2=\frac{\cal E}{R_2+r}

or

I1=EV1/I1+rI_1=\frac{\cal E}{V_1/I_1+r}

I2=EV2/I2+rI_2=\frac{\cal E}{V_2/I_2+r}

We get

75=E12.6/75+r75=\frac{\cal E}{12.6/75+r}

60=E14.1/60+r60=\frac{\cal E}{14.1/60+r}


Roots:

r=0.1Ω,  E=20.1Vr=0.1\Omega, \;\cal E=20.1\:\rm V


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