Physics, asked by Sasha3Kaur, 1 year ago

Basically , H=I²Rt in which H is inversely proportional R bt as per calculation of we calculate , since I=V/R so H= V²/R²*Rt , therefore which gives us H=V²/R*t in which H is inversely proportional to 1/R but it contradicts the previous one...so which can be considedred as right ?

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Answered by digi18
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in \:   \:  \:  \: h= i {}^{2} rt
Resistance is directly proportional to the heat
this because here current flowing through the resistor is constant.

but in statement where

h = v {}^{2}  \div rt

here resistance is inversely proportional to the
heat because voltage across the wire is constant.


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