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yosimba2000
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So say we had 2 batteries, B1 and B2, and B2 is on top of B1.
The + terminal of B1 connects to - terminal of B2, and the + terminal of B2 connects to - terminal of B1.
Why does this double the voltage compared to the voltage of just B1?
The + terminal of B1 connects to - terminal of B2, and the + terminal of B2 connects to - terminal of B1.
Why does this double the voltage compared to the voltage of just B1?