Answer / sudeep sharma

yes corretly...
if we put betteries in series then how voltage will inc...
voltage divided nd curent remain constant.
voltage will never inc in this connection

Answer / sangram

when batteries we are connected in series that time voltage
increase.but current constant.when dischargeing current
should be constant bu voltage discrease.if u batteries
paralal conecation that time voltage constant but
amperes/current increase.

Answer / vinamra

as we know that battery are voltage source,so whenever we
will connect the voltage source in series then the
resultant voltage will be addition of that sources,but
current is depend upon the load so in this case current
will not increase but the ampear hour capacity will be
increase

Answer / asdf

Ohm's law is when the circuit is conserved. You are talking
about two different circuits, in which ohm's law has no meaning.

Answer / naresh kumar dhal

In series ckt voltage sourse is additive and current
remains the same.It is the property of a series ckt.

Ohms law has no relation to the abovw question.Ohms law
applicable to pure resistive ckt only but physical
condition should be constant.

You have written a wrong thing that resistance remains the
same.

Answer / shahidffc2

if generator field polarity is changed what wii happend?
plz ans shahidffc2@yahoo.com

Answer / shahidffc2

what is SIM.?
cause of single phase on SIM ?
how we can check phusical condition of SIM by megger?

SIM behaviour at synchronous speed, ?

Answer / amarnath

I dont know how voltage increases??? if the batteries are
connected in series......

Answer / amir rashid chishti

When batteries are connected in seires then actually
capacity increase due to increased plates area. Simply
capacity is directly propotional to the plate area so
capacity in terms of discharging time. So series connected
bettery gives more discharging time but voltage current
ratings remains same.

Hope answered the question!

Answer / vishal ingle

IN THIS QUESTION OHM'S LAW CAN NOT BE APPLIED. IT CAN BE
APPLIED ONLY FOR FIXED CIRCUITS.
IN SERIES CONEECTION, BATTERY VOLTAGE GETS ADDITIVE HENCE
VOLTAGE INCREASES BUT CURRENT (BATTERY CAPACITY) REMAINS
UN-ALTERED AS PER THE PROPERTY OF SERIES CIRCUTS-
THAT IN SERIES CIRCUIT, VOLTAGE IS DIFFERENT AT DIFFERENT
NODES BUT CURRENT REMAINS THE SAME.

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