A battery of emf 3V sendsa current of 0.5A through a wire. Calculate the resistance of the wire and the heat produced in 10 minutes.
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v=3v
I=0.5a
so
resistance=v/I
=3/0.5
=6ohm
now t=10 min
=600sec
so
h=i²rt
=(0.5)²(6)(600)
=900J
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v=3v
I=0.5a
so
resistance=v/I
=3/0.5
=6ohm
now t=10 min
=600sec
so
h=i²rt
=(0.5)²(6)(600)
=900J
hope it will help you ⛄
mark me brainliest ✌✌✌
Anonymous:
900 W will be the power ! W is SI unit of power ! anyways good answer :)
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Given :
Voltage (V) = 3 v
Current ( I ) = 0.5 A
By Ohm's Law , V = I R
==> R = V/I
==> R = 3 v / 0.5 A
==> R = 30 v / 5 A
==> R = 6 Ω
We also know that :
Power of the current = heat produced by it
P = V I t
==> P = 3 v × 0.5 A × 10 minutes
==> P = 3 v × 0.5 A × 600 s
==> P = 900 J
The resistance is 6 Ω and power is 900 J
Hope it helps :)
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