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A current of 5A through a battery is maintained for 30s and in this time 600J of chemical energy is transformed into electric energy a) what is the emf of the battery? b) how much electric power is available for heating and other uses?
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00:00Question is, a current of 5 Ampere through a battery is maintained for 30 seconds and
00:17in this time 600 Joule of chemical energy is transformed into electric energy.
00:26A. What is the EMF of the battery? B. How much electric power is available for heating and other uses?
00:37So first of all, we will form a data, is electric current I which is obtained is 5 Ampere and
00:49time is 30 seconds. Work which is equal to energy is obtained as 600 Joule. We have to find
01:08the emf of battery E in A and in B we will find the electric power. So, for solution work or energy
01:38is equal to V into I into T or EMF into current into time. So, EMF will be obtained as work upon current into time.
02:00Because, here current and time are multiplying with EMF on the other side of equal, it will divide.
02:07So, EMF will be equal to work or energy upon current into time. So, work or energy is obtained as 600 Joules divided by current which is 5 Ampere. So,
02:23time which is 30 seconds. So, after simplification we will get the value of EMF is 4 Volt. So, this is our first answer. Now, solution for B is
02:51power.
02:54Power is calculated by this formula. EMF into current or electric potential into current. So, power will be obtained as EMF is obtained as 4. So, 4 into current which is 5 Ampere. So, power will be obtained as 4 into 5. It will be
03:20power will be 20 Watt. So, this is our second answer.
03:27So, you will need to move forward. So, this is our second question. And, we need to follow the other questions.
03:30So, we need to move towards the current to current, which is our second to current to current and current.
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