To produce100jouls of heat in 10 seconds how much voltage should be applied to 100 ohm resistance
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Given :
=> W = 100 J, t = 10 sec
=> R = 100 ohm
=>> V =??
Now we have to find v
Power (p) = w/t = 100/10 = 10 W
So we know that power(P) = V²/R
➡Where V = voltage.
➡R = resistance
Now, use above formula,..
➡ W = V²/R
➡V² = WR
➡ V = √WR = √1000 = 10√10 = 31.62 volt
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⭐Hope it will help u
Given :
=> W = 100 J, t = 10 sec
=> R = 100 ohm
=>> V =??
Now we have to find v
Power (p) = w/t = 100/10 = 10 W
So we know that power(P) = V²/R
➡Where V = voltage.
➡R = resistance
Now, use above formula,..
➡ W = V²/R
➡V² = WR
➡ V = √WR = √1000 = 10√10 = 31.62 volt
_______________________________________
⭐Hope it will help u
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Heat(H) = 100 J
Time(t) = 10 s
Resistance(R) = 100 ohm
Voltage(V) = ?
Current(I) = ?
H = I²Rt
100 = I²(100)(10)
I² = 1/10
I = 1/√10 A
V = IR
V = 10√10 v
Time(t) = 10 s
Resistance(R) = 100 ohm
Voltage(V) = ?
Current(I) = ?
H = I²Rt
100 = I²(100)(10)
I² = 1/10
I = 1/√10 A
V = IR
V = 10√10 v
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