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If the current passing through a resistor is tripled, what will be the heat produced?

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Heat produced in the resistor $H = i^{2} R t$
$⟹ H \propto i^{2}$
So, heat produced in the resistor becomes $9$ times if the current in the resistor is tripled.

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