orangelearner
New Member
So in physics class, we learned about batteries and voltage. We learned that even though you can connect 8 AA batteries in series to create a 12V battery, you still couldn't put that into say, your car because there's not enough current.
But what happens when you reverse the situation? What if you had...a graphing calculator that was driven by 8 AA batteries. If you hooked up a 12V car battery instead of 8 small AA batteries, would the calculator fry, or would it work normally?
But what happens when you reverse the situation? What if you had...a graphing calculator that was driven by 8 AA batteries. If you hooked up a 12V car battery instead of 8 small AA batteries, would the calculator fry, or would it work normally?