Physics, asked by shameerkhanpallikala, 6 months ago

according to joules law the heat generated due to flow of current H=I2Rt. Will heat developed increase on increasing the resistance without. changing the voltage?
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Answered by kumarirashmi1098

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Answer:

According to Joule's Law the heat generated due to the flow of current is H=I

2

Rt=

R

V

2

t

.

When we increase the resistance heat decreases because H∝

R

1

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