A carbon resistor dissipates 60 W of power from a 120 V source at 20°C. How much power will be dissipated in the resistor at 120°C if connected across the same source? Assume the temperature coefficient of carbon at 20°C is -0.0005 per °
P=U2/R→R=U2/P=1202/60=240 (Ω)P=U^2/R\to R=U^2/P=120^2/60=240\ (\Omega)P=U2/R→R=U2/P=1202/60=240 (Ω)
R=R0(1+αt)→240=R0(1−0.0005⋅20)→R=R_0(1+\alpha t) \to240=R_0(1-0.0005\cdot20) \toR=R0(1+αt)→240=R0(1−0.0005⋅20)→
R0=242.42 (Ω)R_0=242.42\ (\Omega)R0=242.42 (Ω)
R1=242.42⋅(1−0.0005⋅120)=227.87(Ω)R_1=242.42\cdot(1-0.0005\cdot120)=227.87(\Omega)R1=242.42⋅(1−0.0005⋅120)=227.87(Ω)
P1=1202/227.87=63.2 (W)P_1=120^2/227.87=63.2\ (W)P1=1202/227.87=63.2 (W) . Answer
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