Physics, asked by pksahal2005, 5 months ago

An instrument of resistance 1150 ohm connected to 230 v supply up to 5 minutes find out the current flow through the circuit?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Heat produced, H = I²Rt

here, \frac{11_5}{3}={I^2_5\:R_5} {→} {I_5}=\\sqrt{\frac{10}{5} } = √2.

This is the current through resistor 5Ω.

Voltage across resistor 5Ω is {V_5} = {I_5\:R_5}

As resistors (4,6) and 5 are in parallel, so potential across (4,6) is equal to {V_5}.

As resistor 4 and 6 are in series so current through each resistor {I_4}

={I_6}

=\frac{V_5}{4+6}

= \frac{5√2}{4+6}

= \frac{√2}{2}

Answered by Anonymous
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Heat produced, H = I²Rt

here, \frac{11_5}{3}

  ={I^2_5\:R_5}

 {→} {I_5}

  =\begin{gathered}\\sqrt{\frac{10}{5} }\end{gathered}

= √2.

This is the current through resistor 5Ω.

Voltage \:  across  \: resistor  \: 5Ω \:  is  \: {V_5}

 = {I_5\:R_5}

As resistors (4,6) and 5 are in parallel, so potential across (4,6) is equal to

{V_5}

As resistor 4 and 6 are in series so current through each resistor

{I_4}

={I_6}

=\frac{V_5}{4+6}

= \frac{5√2}{4+6}

= \frac{√2}{2}

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