What's the difference between (c) and (d)?
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591In (C) the switch (.) is provided with E whereas in (D) the switch is provided with R
Akash Anand In C if the switch is open then battery will became open circuit, and galvanometer not going to give null deflection at any point on the wire. On the other hand for the D part you will get two different null points one for open switch and one for closed switch (if battery has some internal resistance).
Think about it.Upvote·0· Reply ·2014-04-15 23:34:33
Niraj kumar Jha Sir,if E is given and we wish to calculate internal resistance, we can use both (c)&(d) na?
Now,if E is not given we would require two equation so we can use only (D)?- Akash Anand Yeah ..you are right Niraj.