Battery´s serial number

I have a 13" MacBook white and its serial number is 4h6260mbu9d, how do I know the serial number of the battery? Can it be 6c6250v9mujva?

I have the same problem with a iPhone 5c which was purchased last fall (2013) after the Replacement Program time frame. It drains with minimal use.
We have several iPhone4's, 2-3 years old, which have never had this issue.
From reading all of these responses/questions, Apple really needs to address this issue for all 5's. This is a big problem, when the phone is completely unreliable.

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  • Battery serial number records

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    Try doing a SMC RESET and see if that sorts it out for you - had to do that to my Macbook once and it worked for me.
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