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Here is a simple circuit consisting of a non-ideal battery, with emf = 10, and two...

Here is a simple circuit consisting of a non-ideal battery, with emf = 10, and two resistors, 5 ohms and 10 ohms. The fact that the battery has an internal resistance will affect the potential difference across the two resistors in the circuit. By what percentage does the potential across the 10 ? resistor change due to the internal resistance of the battery?

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