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Two conducting wires of same material, equal length and equal diameter are connected in series. How does the heat produced by combination of resistance change

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Answered by shrutikatanawade
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Explanation:

As the 2 wires are of same material ,equal length & equal diameter their resistances are also equal.

2 resistances in series means the total net resistance is 2R.

Now heat which is produced is given by Joule's Law of heating as H=I2Rt.

So H is directly proportional to R. Therefore heat produced by the combination doubles as compared to a single resistance.

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Answered by sk0265130
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Answer:

Their resistance are also equal. therefore heat produced by the combination doubles as compared to a single resistance.

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