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0.2 a current flow through a resistor of resistance 100 ohm for 2 minute calculate the heat generated

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Answered by muhammadarhamhussain
2

Answer:

300 Joule.

Explanation:

  1. first of all you have to converts 2 min into seconds.
  2. As, 1 min= 60 seconds than 2 min = 300 sec.
  3. heat generated=H= I*2×R×t
  4. H,=(0.2)*2 (100) (120).

Answered by Anonymous
3

480J of heat energy will be generated.

Given : 0.2A current flow through a resistor of resistance 100 ohms for 2 minutes.

To find : The amount of generated heat.

Solution :

We can simply solve this numerical problem by using the following process. (our goal is to calculate the amount of generated heat)

Here, we will be using the following mathematical formula.

H = I²RT

Here,

  • H = Heat energy
  • I = Current
  • R = Resistance
  • T = Time

Now, in this case,

  • H = ? (unknown quantity)
  • I = 0.2 A
  • R = 100 Ohms
  • T = 2 minutes = 2×60 = 120 seconds

So, by putting all the available data, in the above mentioned mathematical formula, we get :

H = (0.2)² × 100 × 120

H = 480 J

(This will be considered as the final result.)

Hence, 480J of heat energy will be generated.

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