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Standard XII
Physics
Power Factor
A heating ele...
Question
A heating element is marked
210
V
,
630
W
. Find the resistance of the element when
connected to a
210
V
dc source.
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Solution
Given: A heating element is marked
210
V
,
630
W
To find the resistance of the element when connected to a
210
V
dc source.
Solution:
The power of the heating element is
630
Watt and its voltage is
210
V
. Thus, the current drawn can be calculated with the formula
P
=
V
I
,
where
P
denotes the power,
V
stands for the voltage and
I
is the symbol of the current.
So the value of the current drawn
=
P
V
=
630
210
=
3
A
And the resistance of the element when connected to a
210
V
dc source =
V
I
=
210
3
=
70
Ω
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