State Joules law of heating. Express it mathematically. 400 J of heat is
produced each second in a 16 ohm resistor. Find the potential difference across theresistor.
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▶️▶️When a current of I amperes passes through a circuit of resistance R ohms for a time of t seconds then the heat produced is given by the relation:
➡️H=I2Rt
▶️The above relation is known as the Joule’s law of heating.
➡️Heat developed, H = 400 J
➡️Time, t = 1 s
➡️Resistance, R = 16 Ω
➡️H = I2Rt
➡️H = (V/R)2Rt
➡️H = V2t/R
➡️V2 = HR/t
➡️V2 = (400)(16)/1
➡️V = 80 V
▶️▶️This is the potential difference across the resistance.
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▶️▶️When a current of I amperes passes through a circuit of resistance R ohms for a time of t seconds then the heat produced is given by the relation:
➡️H=I2Rt
▶️The above relation is known as the Joule’s law of heating.
➡️Heat developed, H = 400 J
➡️Time, t = 1 s
➡️Resistance, R = 16 Ω
➡️H = I2Rt
➡️H = (V/R)2Rt
➡️H = V2t/R
➡️V2 = HR/t
➡️V2 = (400)(16)/1
➡️V = 80 V
▶️▶️This is the potential difference across the resistance.
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