help!
What's the question here?
Look at the circuit below. What is the voltage between points D and E?
Is there any resistance between D and E? And with that resistance what should the potential difference be?
thats all the info i got
I'm giving you the answer: Is there any resistance between D and E?
No, there is not. Hence ...
oh sorry, no. so 1.5 V?
\[ V = IR \] Hence if \( R = 0 \), then \( V = \) ... what?
0?
Has to be.
\[ V = IR \] Potential difference = (Current)x(Resistance)
ok, is that becus the bulbs take 150 and the battery is 1.5?
between D and E, there is no resistance marked on the circuit.
If the question was, what's V between B and C, or between B and D, or C and D, etc., then the answer would be difference, because there IS resistance in that part of the circuit. But between D and E, there is none.
ahh ok thank you.
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