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When current supplied by a cell to a circuit is $0.3 \,A$,its terminal potential difference is $0.9 \,V$. When the current supplied becomes $0.25 \,A$,its terminal potential difference becomes $1.0 \,V$. The internal resistance of the cell is ............ $\Omega$.
- A$0.5$
- B$2$
- C$1.2$
- D$1$
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