Derive an expression for electric energy consumed in a device in terms of V,I and t,where V is the potential diff. applied to it,I is the current drawn by it and t is the time for which the current flows.
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let us consider an electrical circuit through which charge Q flows under a potential diff. of V. then,
electrical work done=potential diff. X charge
W=V X Q .......(1)
but, Q=I X T. ........(2)
where I is the current and T is the time for which the current is passed.
from eqn 1 and 2 we get,
W = V X I X T.
W = VIT
electrical work done=potential diff. X charge
W=V X Q .......(1)
but, Q=I X T. ........(2)
where I is the current and T is the time for which the current is passed.
from eqn 1 and 2 we get,
W = V X I X T.
W = VIT
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Explanation:
Energy =( V²/R²)t
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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