A capacitor of capacitance c is charged by connecting it to a battery of emf
e. The capacitor is now disconnected and reconnected to the battery with polarity reversed. What is the heat developed in connected wire
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initial voltage of capacitor , = -E [ here negative sign indicates that charge flows through circuit to capacitor because we know, charge flows through positive terminal to negative terminal ]
voltage of capacitor at steady state, = E, [ at steady state charge doesn't flowfrom circuit to capacitor because both are in same potential. e.g., E ]
now, heat developed in connected wire = 1/2 CV²
here C is capacity of capacitance and V is change in voltage .
so, V = E - (-E) = 2E
and hence, heat developed = 1/2 C(2E)² = 2CE²
voltage of capacitor at steady state, = E, [ at steady state charge doesn't flowfrom circuit to capacitor because both are in same potential. e.g., E ]
now, heat developed in connected wire = 1/2 CV²
here C is capacity of capacitance and V is change in voltage .
so, V = E - (-E) = 2E
and hence, heat developed = 1/2 C(2E)² = 2CE²
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