Physics, asked by chetancpatil2303, 9 months ago

for flash pictures a photographer uses a 30 microfarad capacitor and a charger that supplies 3*10^3 V . calculate the charge and the energy spent for each flash?

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Answered by GHOSTTOWN
7

Answer:

Explanation:

Using q=CV

q=30*10^-6 * 3*10^3

q=90*10^-3

q=9*10^-2 C

Energy=1/2CV^2

=1/2*30*10^-6 * 9*10^6

=15*9

=135J.

Answered by probrainsme105
3

Given:

Capacitor, C=30 microfarad=30*10^{-6}

Charger supply voltage, V=3*10^{3}V

To Find:

We have to find the charge and the energy spent for each flash

Solution:

The charge for flash is given by, q=CV

By Considering the given data,

q=30*10^{-6}*3*10^{3}

q=90*10^{-3}=9*10^{-2}  C

Energy spent for flash is given by, E=\frac{1}{2}CV^{2}

By considering the given data,

E=\frac{1}{2}*30*10^{-6}*9*10^{6}

E=15*9=135J

Hence the charge and the energy of each flash is 9*10^{-2}C and 135 J.

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