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An electric heater of resistance 8 ohm draws 15C of charge per second. Suppose it happens for a period of 2 hours calculate the amount of heat energy derived by the heater?



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Answered by XxMrSoHaMxX
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Answered by Anonymous
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\bold{\underline{\underline{\red{Given~ parameters}}}}

{:⇒\sf\pink{The~ resistance ~of~ the~ electric~ heater~ (R) = 8 Ω}}

{:⇒}\sf\pink{Current~ drawn~ (I) = 15~ A}

{:⇒}\sf\pink{Time = 2~ hrs}

{:⇒}\sf\pink{T = 120 ~min ×60}

{:⇒}\sf\pink{Time~ (T) = 7200 ~secs}

\longrightarrow The rate of heat produced by the device in terms of power is expressed as

The heat developed in heater can be calculated using the formula

{↪}\tt\purple{H = I²RT}

{↪}\tt\purple{H = 15 × 15 × 8 × 7200}

{↪}\tt\purple{H = 12960000}

{↪}\tt\purple{H = 1296 × 10⁴ J}

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