Whenever a battery is charging, which of the following is true? The given information is insufficient to be able to conclude. O Its terminal voltage will always be less than its EMF. O Its terminal voltage will always be greater than its EMF. O Its terminal voltage will always be equal to its EMF.

Whenever a battery is charging, which of the following is true? The given information is insufficient to be able to conclude. O Its terminal voltage will always be less than its EMF. O Its terminal voltage will always be greater than its EMF. O Its terminal voltage will always be equal to its EMF.

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Whenever a battery is charging, which of the following is true?
The given information is insufficient to be able to conclude.
O Its terminal voltage will always be less than its EMF.
O Its terminal voltage will always be greater than its EMF.
O Its terminal voltage will always be equal to its EMF.

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