Physics, asked by jasim02, 5 months ago

You know that according to Joule's Law, more heat
will be produced when electric current is increased.
What happens to the fuse wire due to this?​

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Answered by riyaharjai2009
1

Answer:

dint understand question

Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

In the fuse wire when excess current is passed (i.e. A ) then it melts coz it has a capacity to hold off certain amount of x Amperes... and if that crosses , then it melts.

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