Rajiv connected two exactly similar heating elements (or resistances) across a mains supply in two different ways to heat some water.
(a) Is more heat obtained when the heating elements are connected in series or when they are connected in parallel?
(b) Give reasons for your answer.
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EXPLANATION:
Resultant resistance in a series combination is greater than any individual resistance, and resultant resistance in a parallel combination is smaller than any individual resistance.
Since His proportional to R; so more the resistance, more the heat. Therefore, the resistances must be connected in series to obtain more heat per minute.
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