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Answered by BrainlyEmpire
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Given :-

A current of 0 . 1 A passes through a coil.

Resistance of coil is 50Ω .

Time of flow is 2 min .

To Find :-

The heat produced in Joules .

Formula Used :-

\large\boxed{\red{\bf\green{\dag}\:Heat\:=\:I^2Rt}}

\color{cyan}\bf \qquad\qquad Derivation\:of\:Formula:-

\tt According\:to\:Joules\:Law\:of\:heating:-

\sf\purple{\qquad\orange{\mapsto} Heat \propto (Current)^2}

\sf\purple{\qquad\orange{\mapsto} Heat \propto Time}

\sf\purple{\qquad\orange{\mapsto} Heat \propto Resistance}

\tt From \: above\:three\: equations\::-

\underline{\boxed{\red{\tt{\longmapsto Heat=I^2Rt}}}}

Calculation :-

Here , as per data in Question ,

\sf Time = 2min = 2\times60s=120s

\sf Resistance = 50\Omega

\sf Current = 0.1A

\tt\pink{ Now \:put\: respective \:values\: in \:above\: formula:}

\tt:\implies Heat = I^2Rt

\tt:\implies Heat = (0.1 A)^2\times 50\Omega \times 120s

\tt:\implies Heat = \bigg\lgroup \dfrac{1}{1\cancel0\cancel0}\times 5\cancel0\Omega\times12\cancel0s \bigg\rgroup

\tt:\implies Heat = 5\times 12 Joules

\underline{\boxed{\red{\tt{\longmapsto Heat=60 Joules }}}}

\boxed{\green{\bf \pink{\dag}\:Hence\:the\:heat\;developed\:is\:60\:Joules.}}

Answered by BlossomingBud123
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Answer:

The heat developed is 60 joules..

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