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what happen if the battery is charged by more than one source ,for ex: connecting data cable to laptop & charger pin to source supply ?
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Answer Posted / soumaydeepmaity
when u connect an LED with two 1.5 cells they will glow and if u add another two they will glow more.similarly when u will connect your batteries with two sources it will get charged quickly .
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