State factors on which heat produced in a conductor depends
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1) Square of current for a given resistance
2) Resistance for a given current
3) Time for which current flows through resistor
Explanation:
According to the Joule's Law of Heating,
Most of the energy produced in a conductor is given off as heat.
Heat is directly proportional to current for a given resistance
Directly proportional to the resistance for a given current
And directly proportional to the time for which current flows through resistor.
H= I^2 Rt
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