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water in a electrical kettle connected to a 220v supply took 5 minute to reach its boiling point .how long would it have taken if the supply had been of 200v?
    
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let R be resistance of kettle, m be mass of water, c be sp. heat capacity and d@ be change in temp
Let the time taken be t
In first case,
Energy spent=2202/R*5*60
Also, heat energy supplied=mcd@
thus, mcd@=2202/R*5*60.......1
Similarly in second case
mcd@=2002/R*t*60.......2
on equating equations 1 and 2,
we get t=6.05 minutes or 6 minutes 3 seconds

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Q) water in a electrical kettle connected to a 220v supply took 5 minute to reach its boiling point .how long would it have taken if the supply had been of 200v?
 
Ans) Heat = Q = m s dT
 
where dT = change in temperatutre
 
s = specific heat of water
 
m = mass of water.
 
If 100% of electrical energy is converted into heat energy then
 
Electrical energy = V2 t /R, where t = time
 
thus Q = m s dT = V2 t /R
 
now when voltage is 200V then time taken for water to boil is t'
 
so Q = V12 t1 /R = V22 t2 /R
 
or V12 t1 = V22 t2
 
or V12 t1 = V22 t2
 
or (220)(300 sec) = (200)t2
 
or  t2 = (220)(300 sec) / (200)2
 
ot  t2 = 363 seconds

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