Power P in terms of V android R. From Ohms Formula
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p= vI ....
I=v/r
so ...p= V²/r.
I=v/r
so ...p= V²/r.
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We know that :-
P = V×1
Also, From Ohm's Law we have, V/1 =R
Or V = I × R
Or I = V/R
Putting this value of I in equation (1) , we get :
P = V × V/R
Or Power, P = V Square/R
Where V = Potential difference ( or Voltage)
and R = Resistance
This formula is to be used for calculating power when voltage V and resistance R are known to us.
It is clear from equation (3) that power is inversely proportional to the resistance.
Thanks☺️
P = V×1
Also, From Ohm's Law we have, V/1 =R
Or V = I × R
Or I = V/R
Putting this value of I in equation (1) , we get :
P = V × V/R
Or Power, P = V Square/R
Where V = Potential difference ( or Voltage)
and R = Resistance
This formula is to be used for calculating power when voltage V and resistance R are known to us.
It is clear from equation (3) that power is inversely proportional to the resistance.
Thanks☺️
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