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Standard X
Physics
Ohm's Law
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(a) (ampere)^2 * ohm * second = joule
(b) volt * ampere = watt
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Solution
Dear Student,
a
We
know
that
H
=
I
2
Rt
where
,
H
=
heat
I
=
current
R
=
resistance
t
=
time
SI
Unit
of
Heat
=
Joule
SI
Unit
of
current
=
Ampere
SI
unit
of
resistance
=
ohm
SI
unit
of
time
=
second
Now
,
Joule
=
Ampere
2
×
ohm
×
second
b
We
know
that
P
=
VI
where
,
P
=
power
V
=
potential
difference
I
=
current
SI
unit
of
power
=
Watt
SI
unit
of
potential
difference
=
Volt
SI
unit
of
current
=
Ampere
Now
,
Watt
=
Volt
×
Ampere
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