If the current flowing in the wire becomes double, then the amount of heat produced in the wire will become:
If the current flowing in the wire becomes double, then the amount of heat produced in the wire will become: Correct Answer Four times
CONCEPT:
Electrical energy:
- The fact that conductors offer resistance to the flow of current, means that work must be done to maintain the current.
- The amount of work done by current I, flowing through a wire is given as,
⇒ W = VIt = I2Rt
Where V = potential difference, R = resistance and t = time for which current is flowing
- This work gets converted into the form of heat.
CALCULATION:
Given:
I1 = I, and I2 = 2I
- When the current in the wire is I, the amount of heat produced is given as,
⇒ Q1 = I2Rt -----(1)
- When the current in the wire is 2I, the amount of heat produced is given as,
⇒ Q2 = (2I)2Rt
⇒ Q2 = 4I2Rt -----(2)
By equation 1 and equation 2,
⇒ Q2 = 4Q1
- Hence, option 1 is correct.
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