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An inductor of inductance l and resistor of resistance r are joined in series and connected by source of frequency power dissipated in the circuit is

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Answered by nandinijmenon
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Answer:

Given is series R – L circuit

Hence impedance = Z = √[R^2 + XL^2]

current I = [V / {|Z|}] = [V / √{R^2 + XL^2}]

power dissipated in the circuit is P = I2^R = [{V}/√{R^2 + XL^2}]^2 ∙ R

∴ P = [{V^2R}/{R^2 + XL^2}] = [{V^2R}/{R^2 + ω^2L^2}].

Answered by AditiHegde
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An inductor of inductance l and resistor of resistance r are joined in series and connected by source of frequency power dissipated in the circuit is

P = V^2R / (R^2 + w^2L^2)

  • Given:
  • Inductor and Resistor are in series
  • Implies, the impedance
  • Z = √(R^2 + XL^2)
  • Current, I
  • I = V / |Z|
  • ⇒ I = V / √(R^2 + XL^2)
  • Now, the power dissipated in the circuit, is given by,
  • P = I^2R
  • = [V / √(R^2 + XL^2)]^2 * R
  • ⇒ P = V^2R / (R^2 + XL^2)
  • ∴ P = V^2R / (R^2 + w^2L^2)
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