What happens to the terminal potential difference (pd) when the external resistance in a circuit is increased?
University of Ilorin PHY108 2025 past question
- Terminal pd decreases
- Terminal pd increases
- Terminal pd remains constant
- Terminal pd becomes equal to zero
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