Power generated across a uniform wire connected across a supply is H.If the wire is cut into n equal parts and all theparts are connected in parallel across the same supply,the total power generated in the wire is
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The power generated in the new case is H x n Joules.
It is given that across the same voltage (V), a resistor (R) produces power (H).
If the resistor wire is cut into n parts, the new resistance becomes R / n.
Since power is calculated as the quotient of Voltage squared and Resistance:
Initial power = V^2 / R = H
Final power = V^2 / (R/n) = H x n
It is given that across the same voltage (V), a resistor (R) produces power (H).
If the resistor wire is cut into n parts, the new resistance becomes R / n.
Since power is calculated as the quotient of Voltage squared and Resistance:
Initial power = V^2 / R = H
Final power = V^2 / (R/n) = H x n
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