Physics, asked by palakporwad, 3 months ago

Which of the following is not a correct relation
a) Q= IT
b)V=IR
c)W = VQ
d)ρ=RAl

Answers

Answered by shinie40
4

Answer:

The power supply (the cell or battery) gives an amount of energy to each coulomb of charge in an electric circuit.

so, voltage = energy / charge.

This equation can be rearranged to give energy = voltage * charge. E = V * Q.

Since Q = I * t, if we write I * t instead of Q in the above equation we get E = V * I * t.

Energy = voltage * current * time.

We can also use the word work instead of the word energy because,

work done = energy transferred

so, we might see the equation energy = voltage x charge, E = V * Q, written as

work = voltage x charge, W = V * Q.

Therefore, V=W/Q and not WQ. Hence, option C is incorrect.

Answered by manishk420005
2

Answer:

option d is not correct

Explanation:

option a is correct as current is defined as the rate of flow of charge

therefore ,

I = Q/T

=> Q = IT

option b comes from ohm's law

option c is correct as Potential(V) of a point is defined as the work done to bring a unit positive charge from infinity to that point. therefore,

V = W/Q

=>W = VQ

coming to option d ,

R = ρl/A

=> ρ = RA/l

therefore option d is wrong

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