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To charge a battery you have to supply energy. But you never get as much energy from the battery as you use to charge it. Why is this?​

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As you charge the resistance converts some of your charging ENERGY to heat. (NOTE that watts = power = energy/time = Joules/sec). SAY you're charging a 10V battery at a rate of 100 watts (STORED energy per time). For a PERFECT battery that would require you apply 10V at 10 Amps



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