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According to joule's law of heating, H=VIT,on applying Ohm's law, we get H=I^2RT.....so heat is directly proportional to resistance.......however if we substitute I=V/R(from Ohm's law), we get H=V^2T/R,that is heat is inversely proportional to resistance.......how can the same heat be directly and inversely proportional to same resistance by applying the same formula in two different cases? |
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Answer» Explanation: When considering a two circuits connected in SERIES to a battery, Current will be same but voltage is DIFFERENT. So for a given RESISTANCE, HEAT will be, When we consider two circuits connected in PARALLEL to a battery, Voltage will be same but current is different. So for a given resistance, Heat will be |
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