Science, asked by dhanu8443, 1 year ago

state jouls law of heat​

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Answered by classofankur
1

Answer:

heat produced by electricity is directly proportional to square of current, directly proportional to resistance and directly proportional to the time of usage.

ie

H = I²RT

Explanation:

Answered by Monuvishal962
3

Answer:

In which heat is directly proportional to current

Heat is directly proportion resistance

Heat is directly proportion to time

So, formula is heat =CURRENTsquare x resistance x time

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