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A cell of emf 18V has an internal
resistance of 312. The terminal p.d. of the battery becomes 15V when connected by a wire. Find the resistance of the wire. ​

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Answered by BrainlyIAS
45

Resistance of the wire = 15 Ω

Given

A cell of emf 18 V has an internal  resistance of 3 Ω.

The terminal p.d. of the battery becomes 15 V ,

when connected by a wire

To Find

Resistance of the wire

Knowledge Required

\bf \pink{\bigstar\ \; V=\epsilon -ir}\\\\

where ,

  • V denotes terminal voltage
  • ε denotes emf
  • r denotes internal resistance

Solution

  • ε = 18 V
  • V = 15 V
  • r = 3 Ω

Apply formula ,

\bf \green{\bigstar\ \; V=\epsilon -ir}\\\\\to \rm 15=18-i(3)\\\\\to \rm 3\ i=3\\\\\to \bf i= 1\ A

Apply Ohms law ,

\bf \orange{\bigstar\ \; V=iR}\\\\\to \rm 15=(1)R\\\\ \bf \blue{\bigstar\ \; R=15\ \Omega}

So , Resistance of the wire = 15 Ω

Answered by Anonymous
32

Correct Question:

A cell of EMF 18V has an internal resistance of 3 ohm. The terminal p.d. of the battery becomes 15V when connected by a wire. Find the resistance of the wire.

Explanation:

(Here 'am denoting EMF by e.)

e = V + Ir

Simply substitute the values,

→ 18 = 15 + I(3)

→ 18 - 15 = I(3)

→ 3 = I(3)

→ I = 1A

We have to find the resistance of the wire if the terminal p.d. of the battery becomes 15V.

From ohm's law we can say that,

V = IR

From above data we have I is 1A and given V is 15V. So,

→ 15 = 1(R)

→ 15/1 = R

→ 15 = R

Hence, the resistance of the wire is 15 ohm.

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