Science, asked by zarinqureshi70, 11 months ago

what is the relationship between the heat produced and the resistance of the material

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Answered by simplegirl16

Heat produced in the material is directly proportional to the resistance of the material through which the current flows. Hence, more the resistance, more is the heat produced and vice-versa.

H = I^2 RT

H = heat produced , I =current, R=resistance,T = time

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