The charge flowing through a resistor R=2ohm varies with time as q=3-4t^2. The heat produced in 2 second is about
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Explanation:
r=2 ohm
q=3-4t^2
we know I=dq/dt
Substituting the charge and differentiating with respect to time,
I=d(3-4t^2)/dt
I=-8t Ampere
According to Joule's law of heating
dh/dt=I^2 r
dh=I^2 r dt
by integration
we get 128*8/3
=341 J
Therefore, the amount of heat produced for 2s of time is 341J.
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