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An electric heater in designed to specade in main with a power output of woow. When connected to Aber Joncie, Power output​

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Answered by singhdivesh796
1

Answer:

Power of heater, P=1000W and potential difference is V=100V.

Thus, resistance of heater is: R

1

=

P

V

2

=

1000

100

2

=10Ω

Now it is connected in series to parallel combination of R and 10Ω resistor.

Thus the equivalent resistance of the whole circuit is R

2

=10+R∣∣10=10+

10+R

10R

=

10+R

100+20R

Now the power,

R

2

V

2

=P

=625

R

2

=

625

100

2

=16

10+R

100+20R

=16

100+20R=160+16R

4R=60⇒R=15Ω

Explanation:

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Answered by s02371joshuaprince47
0

Answer:

When the heater is connected to the supply its initial current will be slightly higher than its steady value but due to heating effect of the current the temperature will rise. This causes an increase in resistance and a slight decrease in current to steady current.

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