Physics, asked by sikshabhaduria26, 8 months ago

If potential difference is 3V and current flowing through the conductor is 600mA . Find the resistance of the conductor

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Answered by dishagupta14
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Answer:

V=3V

I=600mA=0.6A

R=V/I

=3/0.6

=5 ohm

Ans》5 ohm

Answered by Anonymous
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\color{darkblue}\underline{\underline{\sf Given-}}

  • Potential Difference (V) = 3Volt
  • Current flowing through conductor = 600mA

\underline{\sf Convert \: milliamphere\; to amphere-}

We know that -

\color{green}\implies{\sf 1A = 10^{-3}mA}

\implies{\sf i = 600mA}

\implies{\sf i = 600 ×10^{-3}A }

\color{darkblue}\underline{\underline{\sf To \: Find-}}

  • Resistance of conductor (R).

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Ohm's Law

\color{violet}\blacksquare\underline{\boxed{\sf V=iR}}

\implies{\sf 3=600×10^{-3}×R }

\implies{\sf 3=6×10^{2-3}×R}

\implies{\sf 3=6×10^{-1}×R}

\implies{\sf R=\dfrac{3}{0.6}}

\color{red}\implies{\sf R=5Ω }

\color{darkblue}\underline{\underline{\sf Answer-}}

Resistance of conductor is \color{red}{\sf 5Ω}.

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