a 5 ohm resistor is connected across a battery of 6 volts . calculate the current flowing through the resistor and the energy dissipated as heat in 10 second
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93
According to formula
V= R I
SO.
I= V/R
where v voltage, i current ,, R resistance..
SO
I = 6/5
= 1.2 For energy dissipated , Use R= I*V WHERE I= ∆q/∆t ........ 1.2 = ∆q/∆t........ ∆q = 1.2×10. = 12 ..... So, R= ∆q*V/∆t.. 12×6 = 72 using this formula you can easily solve this question Thnk u
V= R I
SO.
I= V/R
where v voltage, i current ,, R resistance..
SO
I = 6/5
= 1.2 For energy dissipated , Use R= I*V WHERE I= ∆q/∆t ........ 1.2 = ∆q/∆t........ ∆q = 1.2×10. = 12 ..... So, R= ∆q*V/∆t.. 12×6 = 72 using this formula you can easily solve this question Thnk u
puneet19:
n what about energy ??
Answered by
136
Hi there !
Resistance = R = 5Ω
Voltage = V = 6 v
Current = I
I = V/R
= 6/5
= 1.2 A
Current flowing through the resistor = 1.2 A
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Heat = H
H = I² × R × t
= (1.2)² × 5 × 10
= 72 Joules
energy dissipated as heat in 10 second = 72 J
Resistance = R = 5Ω
Voltage = V = 6 v
Current = I
I = V/R
= 6/5
= 1.2 A
Current flowing through the resistor = 1.2 A
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Heat = H
H = I² × R × t
= (1.2)² × 5 × 10
= 72 Joules
energy dissipated as heat in 10 second = 72 J
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