Physics, asked by yashra5680, 9 months ago

Calculate the voltage if 20A of current flows for 100 sec with 200J of work

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Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

0.1 Volts

Explanation:

Given:

  • Current passing through the circuit = I = 20 Amperes
  • Time taken = t = 100 seconds
  • Work done = 200 joules

To find:

  • Voltage or potential difference across the circuit

Using the forumla:

q=i×t

Where,

q=Charge

i=Current

t=Time taken

Substituting:

q=20×100

q=2000 Coulombs

Work = potential difference×Charge moved

200 = V×2000

V = 0.1 Volts

The voltage across the circuit is equal to 0.1 Volts

Answered by Anonymous
24

Given :-

  • Current = 20 Amperes.
  • Time = 100 seconds.
  • Work Done = 200 Joules.

To Find :-

  • Voltage.

Solution :-

Use Formula,

Charge = Current × Time.

☞ Charge = 20 × 100.

☞ Charge = 2000 Coulombs.

Now, Use Formula,

Work = Potential Difference × Charge.

☞ 2000 = V × 20.

☞ V = 0.1 Volts.

Hence, Your Answer is 0.1 Volts.

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