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In the circuit of two cells, each of emf E but different internal resistances are connected in series as shown in the diagram. Determine the external resistance R in terms of internals resistances r1 and r2, such that potential drop across the cell E1 is zero.

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Current through the circuit 

I = 2E/(R+r1+r2)

Potential drop V1 across the first cell, 

V1 = E - Ir1

Potential drop V2 across the first cell, 

V2 = E - Ir2

For the potential drop V1 across first cell to be zero, 

V1 = E - Ir1 = 0 

E = Ir1 

I = E/r1 

E/r1 = 2E/(R+r1+r2)

Transposing and solving, 

R = r1 - r2 

So if R = r- r2, the potential drop across the cell E1 with internal resistance r1 will be zero.

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