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if a current of 5 A flows through the heater and the of heat produced is 54000 J in 6 minutes, then find the resistance of the electric heater ​

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Answered by bswagatam04
3

Answer

By formula, we know that H=i^{2}Rt

Here:

  • H is the heat produced
  • i is the current flowing through heater
  • R is the resistance of the electric heater
  • t is the time taken (In seconds)

Given :-

  H = 54000 J

  i = 5 A

  t = 6 min = 360 seconds

  R = ?

By substituting the values, we get :-

54000 = 5^{2} R (360)

R = 54000/9000

R = 6 Ω

Thus, resistance of the electric heater will be 6 Ω

Answered by BlurredBlues
1

Answer:

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Given-

R= ?

I = 5 ampere

H = 54000 J

t= 6 minutes

as we know,

1 minute= 60 seconds

therefore,

6 minutes= 360 seconds

by using formula of heat,

H = I²Rt

R= H / i²t

R = 54000/ 5×5×360

R = 54/9

therefore,

R= 6 ohm

here,

H= heat produced by heater

I = current of heater

R= resistance of heater

t= time

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