derive joules law of heating in terms of current resistance and time
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W=VQ ( potential difference ) -------- ( i )
Q=IT (current defination)
PUTING Q=IT IN EQn 1
W=VIT
FROM OHMS LAW W = I2RT
LETS ASSUME THAT ALL THE WORK DONE IS CONVERTED TO ENERGY
IE. H=I2RT
HEAT PRODUCED IN A RESISTOR IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO
- SQUARE OF CURRENT
- RESISTANCE OF CIRCUIT
- TIME OF CURRENT FLOWING
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