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a current of 2 A passes through a conductor for 5 min. Potential differences 200 v. calculate the heat produced​

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Answered by pandaXop
85

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

\implies{\rm } H = VIT

\implies{\rm } H = 200 × 2 × 300

\implies{\rm } H = 400 × 300

\implies{\rm } 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}

\implies{\rm } 200 = 2 × R

\implies{\rm } 200/2 = R

\implies{\rm } 100 = R

So resistance is 100 ohms.

Now using second formula

\implies{\rm } H = 2² × 100 × 300

\implies{\rm } H = 4 × 30000

\implies{\rm } H = 120000J

Answered by rocky200216
12

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  • A current of 2A passes through a conductor for 5 min .

  • Potential difference is 200 V .

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  • The heat produced .

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We know that,

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Where,

  • \bf\blue{V} = Voltage

  • \bf\blue{I} = Current

  • \bf\blue{t} = Time

According to the question,

  • \bf\red{V} = 200 V

  • \bf\red{I} = 2 A

  • \bf\red{t} = 5 min. = 300 second

⇒ Heat (W) = 200 × 2 × 300

⇒ Heat (W) = 120000 J

Heat (W) = 120 KJ

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  • When a current is passed through a resistor energy is wasted in over coming the resistances of the wire . This energy is converted into heat .

  • It is represented as 'W' .

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