Question

if the current I through a resistor is increased by 100, the increase in power dissipated will be ? how to solve in numerical​

Answer 1

Explanation:

When a current I is flowing through a resistor of resistance R , the power dissipated across it can be calculated as P=I2R .

Hence, on increasing the current by 100% , the power dissipated across the resistor increases by 300% which corresponds to (C).

Answer 2

Answer:

by 100 times V

Explanation:

P=VI

=> here I final = I+ 100

=> P= V*(I+100)

=> P=VI+100V

=> P increases by 100V