Physics, asked by adityasingh1301, 1 year ago

a wind electric generator is generating electrical power which flow an electric current of 1.2 A through a circuit of 50 ohm. if the power of wind is 300 W. then the efficiency of wind mill is:
A) 24%
B)12%
C)35%
D)20%

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Answered by Anonymous
59

Efficiency of a body is the percentage of the work done at input being converted to the work done at output .

Power of the wind mill is 300 W .

We know that the power of the body is the product of potential difference and the current .

P = V I .

By Ohm's Law we have V = I R :

P = ( I R ) × I

⇒ P = I²R

Current flowing ( I ) = 1.2 A .

Resistance of the circuit ( R ) = 50 Ω

P = ( 1.2 )² × 50 W

⇒ P = 1.44 × 50

⇒ P = 72

The power generated or the power output is 72 W .

Let the time for which the work is done be T .

Power is the rate of doing work which is :

P = W / T

⇒ W = P×T

Work input = 300 × T ⇒ 300 T

Work output = 72 × T ⇒ 72 T

Efficiency = work output / work input × 100 %

⇒ η = 72 T / 300 T × 100 %

⇒ η = 72 / 300 × 100 %

⇒ η = 72/3 %

⇒ η = 24 %

OPTION A

The efficiency of windmill is 24 % .

Answered by Anonymous
26

current (i)= 1.2 A

Resistance(R)= 50 ohm

P= i^2 R

= ( 1.2)^2 (50)

= 1.44× 50

= 72 W

This is generated power

power of wind = 300

Now here efficiency asked that is how much efficient it is

So % efficiency = 72/300. × 100

= 72/3 = 24%

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