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For the potentiometer circuit used to measure an unknown emf , a student finds that as the jockey is moved from end A to end B of the wire, the galvanometer deflection remains in the same direction (no null point). Two possible faults are: (1) driver-cell emf , and (2) the galvanometer is connected in reverse.
(a) If the deflection is greater at B than at A, which fault is responsible?
(a) If the deflection is greater at B than at A, which fault is responsible?
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