Physics, asked by viratno1897, 8 months ago

A resistor held in running water carries electric current treat the resistor as the system. (a)
Does heat flow into the resistor? (b) is there a flow of heat into the water? (c) is any work
done? (d) Assuming the state of resistance to remain unchanged, apply the first law of
thermodynamics to this process.​

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Answered by obedaogega
10

Answer:

Unless there are extenuating circumstances such as a fan, breeze etc. that can move heat, heat flows from hot to cold… This makes sense because cold has less heat than hot so it cant give off any heat… Is the resistor or the water the hottest…? Yes, there is work being done…

Running water will be a less resistant path rather than flowing through resistor. So heat produced will be almost zero.

Answered by ojaspatil350
11

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