the applied potential difference across a given resistor is altered so that the heat produced per second increases by factor of 16 . by what factor the applied potential difference changes.
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Ans. Let original Potential difference applied is V and original Heat Produced is H.
Then, H = V2tRV2tR…………(1)
New potential difference is V' and Heat Produced after change is H'.
Then,
H′=V′2tRH′=V′2tR …………(2)
According To question,
H' = 16H
=>V′2tR=16×V2tR=>V′2tR=9×V2tR
=> V'2 = 16V2
=> V' = 4V
So potential difference is increased by a factor 4.
Then, H = V2tRV2tR…………(1)
New potential difference is V' and Heat Produced after change is H'.
Then,
H′=V′2tRH′=V′2tR …………(2)
According To question,
H' = 16H
=>V′2tR=16×V2tR=>V′2tR=9×V2tR
=> V'2 = 16V2
=> V' = 4V
So potential difference is increased by a factor 4.
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