Derive an expression for electric energy consumed in a device in terms of v,i & t
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Explanation:
Answer :
Power = Work / Time
( Work( w ) = Energy ( E ) ...... )
Work = Power ( p ) × Time ( t ).....( i )
We know that :
P = V I.
where :
V is the potential difference
I is the current flowing.
So :
Putting the value of P in equation ( i )
We get :
W. = V I t
or
( E. = V I t ) ........
Another Simple way By.....
By the definition of potential difference , work needed to move the charge Q through a potential difference V
W. = Q V
And. Q. = I t
So , W. = V I t........
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Answer:
Energy =( V²/R²)t
Explanation:
We know that work done ,
W=QV
.•. P=W/t
now,
- P=QV/t
- V=IR
- P=(Q/t)I²R
- =I²R
- Energy =P×t
- =I²R×t
- =(V²/R²)×R×t
- =(V²/R)t
- energy=(V²/R)t
- where,V=voltage
- R = resistance
- t=time
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