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Probs For Electricity

The document contains 14 questions related to electricity concepts like circuits, resistance, emf, internal resistance, heat generation etc. The questions involve calculating current, power, resistance, heat generation, potential difference, optimal arrangements in circuits and more based on information provided about components like cells, resistors, wires etc. and their specifications.

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Probs For Electricity

The document contains 14 questions related to electricity concepts like circuits, resistance, emf, internal resistance, heat generation etc. The questions involve calculating current, power, resistance, heat generation, potential difference, optimal arrangements in circuits and more based on information provided about components like cells, resistors, wires etc. and their specifications.

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Test on Electricity

Q.1) Two cells of emf 1.9V & 1.1V and internal resistances 0.1 and 0.8 respectively were connected in parallel in a circuit. The cells were loaded y an e!ternal resistance 10 . "ind #i) ma$nitude and direction of currents in each cell% #ii) wor& done in 1 min. in e!ternal 19.() J + circuit. ' i1.9 = 1.0)8) A% i1.1 = 0.8*89 Q.,) -n the circuit two resistances (00 & )00 are connected in series with *0V supply. . voltmeter reads (0V when it connected across )00 resistance. /alculate what the same voltmeter will read when it is connected across the (00 resistance. ',,.0 + +Q.() Two electric ul s each desi$ned to operate with a power of 000 watts in a ,,0 volt line are put in series in a 110 volt line. 1hat will e the power $enerated y each ul 2 '(1.,0 watt+ Q.)) Two lamps oth to e operated at ,00 V% one consumin$ ,00 w and the other 100 w are ta&en. The two lamps connected in series are put across a ,00V mains supply. .ssumin$ the resistance of lamps are constant % calculate the power consumed y each. '1st ,,., w% ,nd )).) w+ Q.0) . conductor carryin$ a current divided into two ranches whose resistances are in the ratio 9 3 0. /ompare the amount of heat $enerated in the two ranches. ' 0 3 9+ Q.*) 1hat is the e4uivalent resistance etween the pts. 5 and 6 of the fi$ure. Q.7) The coil of a heater has a resistance 0 & is supplied from a current source of internal resistance ,0 .1hat should e the resistance of the shunt in the heater to reduce the amount of heat $enerated in heater to one ninth of the value without a shunt2 ', + Q.8) .n electric heater is mar&ed 700 w% ,,0V & is found to rin$ 1&$ of water at ,00/ to oilin$ point in 10 min. 1hat is the heat efficiency of the heater2 ')9.88+ Q.9) . copper wire is stretched to ma&e it 0.18 lon$er. 1hat is the percenta$e chan$e in its resistance2 ' 0.,8+ Q.10) The walls of a closed cu ical o! of ed$e 00 cm are made of material of thic&ness 1mm and thermal conductivity ) 10 ) cal9de$ cm sec. The interior of the o! is maintained at 1000/ a ove the outside temp. y a heater placed inside the o! and connected across )00 V :./. /alculate the resistance of heater. '8.(0 + Q.11) Electrical ener$y is ein$ $enerated within a cell due to elumical reactions at the rater of 1 watt9amp. . current of 10 amp is drawn from the cell whence it is found that ener$y is dissipated within the cell in the form of heat at the rate of 1 watt. 1hat is the terminal p.d. of the cell2 "ind also its internal resistance. ' 0.9 volt% 0.01 + Q.1,) -n a potentiometer e!periment% it is found that the alance len$th for a cell is 0,0 cm. -f the cell is shunted y a resistance of 0 % the new alance len$th is )00 cm. "ind the internal resistance of the cell. '1.0 +

Q.1() . cell is alanced a$ainst the fall of potential alon$ 1,0 cm of a potentiometer wire. 1hen the terminals of the cell are connected y an accurate voltmeter of resistance 100 % the voltmeter reads 1.,1 volt. and cell alances a$ainst 110 cm of the wire. "ind internal resistance and emf of the cell. ' 9
1 % 1.(, volt+ 11

Q1)) . :aniel cell connected to a potentiometer $ives a null point at (*0 cm from end of the wire ;oined to the positive terminal of the cell. "ind the position of null point for an accumulator if the ratio of emf of :aniel cell to that of the accumulator is 1.08 3 ,. ' ***.*7 cm+ Q.10) ,) identical cells each of emf , volt and internal resistance , are arran$ed to send current throu$h an e!ternal resistance of ( . "ind the est arran$ement of cells. "ind also the ma!imum current throu$h the e!ternal resistance. ' ) rows% * cells in series in each row% , amp.+ Q.1*) . resistance is made y ;oinin$ two wires of the same material. The radii of the two wires are 1 mm. and ( mm. respectively% while their len$ths are ( cm and 0 cm respectively. . attery of emf 1* volt and ne$li$i le internal resistance is connected across the resistance. 1hat is the potential drop alon$ shorter wire2 ' 1(.0 volt+

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