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    1) The document discusses calculating power and heat developed in an electric circuit. 2) It finds that the total power supplied by a 10V battery is 20W, while 8W is consumed by a 4V battery in the circuit. 3) It also calculates that 12W is consumed by a 30Ω resistance, showing power is conserved in the circuit. 4) For another circuit, it finds the equivalent resistance is 2Ω and the current is 2A, allowing it to calculate the heat developed across each resistance as 4W, 24J, and 12W, respectively.

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    1) The document discusses calculating power and heat developed in an electric circuit. 2) It finds that the total power supplied by a 10V battery is 20W, while 8W is consumed by a 4V battery in the circuit. 3) It also calculates that 12W is consumed by a 30Ω resistance, showing power is conserved in the circuit. 4) For another circuit, it finds the equivalent resistance is 2Ω and the current is 2A, allowing it to calculate the heat developed across each resistance as 4W, 24J, and 12W, respectively.

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    1) The document discusses calculating power and heat developed in an electric circuit. 2) It finds that the total power supplied by a 10V battery is 20W, while 8W is consumed by a 4V battery in the circuit. 3) It also calculates that 12W is consumed by a 30Ω resistance, showing power is conserved in the circuit. 4) For another circuit, it finds the equivalent resistance is 2Ω and the current is 2A, allowing it to calculate the heat developed across each resistance as 4W, 24J, and 12W, respectively.

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    1) The document discusses calculating power and heat developed in an electric circuit. 2) It finds that the total power supplied by a 10V battery is 20W, while 8W is consumed by a 4V battery in the circuit. 3) It also calculates that 12W is consumed by a 30Ω resistance, showing power is conserved in the circuit. 4) For another circuit, it finds the equivalent resistance is 2Ω and the current is 2A, allowing it to calculate the heat developed across each resistance as 4W, 24J, and 12W, respectively.

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    Chapter23 Current Electricity29

    Solution Net emf of the circuit-(t0 4)V 6V


    Current in the circuit
    et em
    -2A
    total resi stance
    (a) Power
    supplied by 10 Vbattery Fi(10)(2)- 20 W Ans.
    -

    (b) Power consumed by 4 V


    battery Ei-(4)(2)8W -

    Ans.
    (c) Power consumed by
    30 resistance i'R=(2 (3) 12 W m

    Ans
    Note Here, we can see that toal power supplied by 10 Vbattery (te 20
    and 3 w)power consumed by 4 V
    resistance Which proves that conservation of energy holds good in electric circuts also tbatteTy

    Example 23.22 In the circuit shown in figure, find the heat developed acro8s
    each resistance in 2 s.
    60
    w
    w
    30
    ww
    32
    52

    20V
    Fig. 23.50
    Solution The 62 and 3 S2 resistances in
    are
    parallel. So, their combined resistance is

    =+=
    or R 22
    The equivalent simple circuit can be drawn as shown.
    32
    22
    w

    5
    20V
    Fig. 23.51
    Current in the circuit,
    net emf 20
    2A
    total resistance 3+2+5

    = iR =(2)(2)== 44 V
    1.e. Potential difference across 6 2 and 3 2 resistances 4 V.
    are Now,
    3a (which is connected in series) =

    i"Rt =
    (2) (3)(2)= 24 J

    H6 R -I=(2= 6 3

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