Physics, asked by mysteryboy48, 11 months ago

A potentiometer has five segments of wire, each of 1m length. A battery is used to pass a steady current through it. It is found that the e.m.f. of a cell can be balanced at 350 cm from the zero end. Now the battery is connected across the four segments of wire. Find the length of the potentiometer wire that will balance the e.m.f. of the given cells

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Answered by S4MAEL
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\green{\textbf{Answer}}:-

let 'E ' is the \green{\texttt{e.m.f of battery}} used in potentiometer circuit.

\green{\texttt{length of potentiometer}} wire= 5m

5m = 500cm

\green{\texttt{e.m.f of cell}}= \Large\frac{E}{500} ×350

=  \Large\frac{7E}{10} volt...............eqn

In second case,

\green{\texttt{length of potentiometer}} wire = 4m

4m = 400cm

Now,

let  l_{1} is the \green{\texttt{length of wire}} at which the balanced point is reached.

Then,

\green{\texttt{e.m.f of cell}}= \Large\frac{E}{400}×l_{1} .........❷eqn

\green{\texttt{comparing eqns}} and ,

\green{\texttt{we get}}

 \Large\frac{7E}{10}=  \Large\frac{E.l_{1}}{400}

 l_{1}= 280cm

so, the \green{\textbf{length of potentiometer wire}} = 280cm


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Answered by dipanshikhurana
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length of the potentiometer wire that will balance the e.m.f. of the given cells is

=280cm answer.

calculation is given on the attachment

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