Physics, asked by sudhamadhan1982, 10 months ago

the resistance of resistor is reduced to half of its initial value.in doing so,if other parameters of the circuit remain unchanged,the heating effect in the resistor will becom?​

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Answered by daksh24024
15

Answer: (B) half

Explanation:

Bcoz Heat is directly proportional to Resistance

Answered by PoojaBurra
5

Given :

Initial resistance = R

Final resistance = R/2

To find :

The heat produced in the resistor

Solution :

  • Heat generated in the resistor (H) = V²/R
  • Heat generated initially = V²/R = H
  • Het generated after changing resistance = V²/(R/2)

                                                                     = 2V²/R   = 2H

The heat produced will be doubled if resistance is reduced to half

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