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0. Which of the following formulae doesn’t represent Ohms law A. = R B. V = IR C. R = VI D. = I​

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Answered by lexi07
1

Answer:

Answer: (2) IR2

In physics, the rate of electrical energy transfer by an electrical circuit per unit time is determined by electric power. It is denoted by P measured using the SI unit one joule per second or watt.

The formula for electric power

P = VI……………………..(1)

Where

P = Electric power

V = Potential difference in the circuit

I = Electric current.

From ohms law

V = IR……………………….(2)

Substitute equation (2) in (1) we get

P = (IR)I

P = I2R……………………….(3)

From ohm’s law

I = V/R…………………………(4)

Substituting equation (4) in equation (1), we get

P = V2/R..……………………(5)

The equation (1), (3) and (5) represents the electric power, whereas IR2 does not represent the electric power.

Answered by rk8810123
0

Answer:

C. R = VI this is not correct relationship.

I = V/R

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