a current of 2 A passes through a conductor for 5 min. Potential differences 200 v. calculate the heat produced
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✬ Heat = 120000 J ✬
Explanation:
Given:
- Current is 2 A.
- Time is 5 minutes.
- Potential difference is 200 volts.
To Find:
- Amount of heat produced ?
Formula to be used:
- H = VIT
Solution: Changing time into seconds.
➟ 1 minute = 60 seconds.
➟ 5 minutes = 5 × 60 = 300 seconds.
Here we have
- I = 2 A
- V = 200 V
- T = 300 s
Substituting the values on formula
H = VIT
H = 200 × 2 × 300
H = 400 × 300
H = 120000J
Hence, heat produced is 120000 joules.
[ Another Method ]
Formula to be used:
- V = IR
- H = I²RT
Solution: Here we have
- V = 200 v
- I = 2
- R = ? {Resistance}
200 = 2 × R
200/2 = R
100 = R
So resistance is 100 ohms.
Now using second formula
H = 2² × 100 × 300
H = 4 × 30000
H = 120000J
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- A current of 2A passes through a conductor for 5 min .
- Potential difference is 200 V .
- The heat produced .
We know that,
Where,
- = Voltage
- = Current
- = Time
According to the question,
- = 200 V
- = 2 A
- = 5 min. = 300 second
⇒ Heat (W) = 200 × 2 × 300
⇒ Heat (W) = 120000 J
⇒ Heat (W) = 120 KJ
The heat produced by the conductor is '120 KJ' .
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