IN bateery size of positive is biger than negative .why?
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Answer Posted / engr. l. o.osuji
The bigger size of the battery positive terminal is to make
it easily differentiable from the negative which by design
is smaller. Definitely, the positive terminal is at a
higher potential than the negative.
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