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Explain altemating current using circuit containing only resistance R and drawing graph of current and time (I —> t).

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Answered by nareshunilec
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Answered by rajgraveiens
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I v/s t graph is in the attachment below

Explanation:

  • let the circuit has only resistor of resistance R ohms and the voltage source gives an alternating output of V(t)=vsin(wt) volts.
  • since the voltage source changes its output in sinusoidal form with respect to time, it is called alternating input source(voltage)
  • The current in the circuit at any instant is given by the ratio of voltage drop across the resistance at that instance to the resistance R
  • The voltage drop across the resistor at any instant is given by the voltage output from the source at that instant, since there is only resistor element in the  circuit.
  • There the voltage at any instance is the given by the function V(t)
  • current as a function of time in the circuit is given by the function I(t)=\frac{V(t)}{R}
  • this is can simplified to I(t)=\frac{vsin(wt)}{R} and this also changes sinusoidally with time , this is alternating current flowing in the circuit.

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