2 A is passing through a conductor of resistance 200 Ω for 5 mts .Calculated the heat energy produced
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Answer:
800 joule heat energy
Explanation:
the Joule's equation : H = I^2RT
Here we have ;
R = 200 OHM. , I = 2 A ,
- note : - [ Current is the rate of flow of charge; it is the amount of charge flowing per second through a conductor. So a current of 1 amp is 1 coulomb of charge flowing past a point every second. Likewise a coulomb is the same as an ampere-second! ]
HEAT ENERGY = I^2RT
- H = (2)^2 × 200 × 1
( T = 1 sec from note )
H = 4 × 200
H = 800 J.
Answer is 800 joule . heat energy
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Given:
Current I = 2A
Resistance R= 200 Q
Time t = 5
The heat developed in any electric device for a given time is given by Joule's law of heating,
H = 1² Rt
H=(2)²x 200 × 5 = 4000 J
So,the heat developed in the conductor is4000 J
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