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Explanation- applying kirchhoff's junction rule I1 = I+I2

Applying kirchhoff's rule in outer loop containing 10V cell

10= IR+10I1……………. (1)

Applying kirchhoff's rule in outer loop containing 2V cell

2= 5I2-RI= 5 (I1-I)-RI

4= 10I1-10I-RI………… (2)

From 1 and 2

6=3RI+10I

2=I (R+10/3)

V= I (R+Reff)

After comparing V=2V, Reff= 10/3 ohm

Since effective internal resistance Reff of two cells 10/3 ohm, being the parallel combination 5 ohm and 10 ohm . the equivalent circuit is

 

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I=dxx2+2x+2=dx (x2+2x+1)+1=dx (x+1)2+1dx=  [tan1 (x+1)] +C

Hence,  the correct Answer is  (B).

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Explanation- according to ohm's law V= IR

I= 6/6 = 1A

I= AneVd  or Vd= i/neA

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Let(x+3)=Addx(x22x5)+B(x+3)=A(2x2)+B Equatingthecoefficientofxandconstanttermonbothside,weget Weget     2A=1    and  2A+B=3 A= 12            B=4  Therefore,(x+3)=12(2x2)+4(1)I=x+3x22x5dx=12(2x2)+4x22x5dx=122x2x22x5dx+41x22x+5dxI=x+3x22x5dx=12I1+4I2I1=2x2x22x5dxLetx2 2x 5 =t 

(2x2)dx=dtI1=dtt=log|t|=log|x22x5|(2)I2=1x22x5dx=1(x22x+1)6dx=1(x1)2(√6)2dx=12√6log(x1−√6x1+√6)(3)Substituting(2)and(3)in(1),wegetI=12log|x22x5|+42log|x1−√6x1+√6|+C

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Explanation – let R' be the resistance of potentiometer wire.

Effective resistance of potentiomter and variable resistor r=50ohm is 500+R'

Effective voltage across potentiometer = 10V

The current through main circuit I= V 50 + R = 10 50 + R

Potential difference across wire of potentiometer

 IR'= 10 R ' 50 + R

Since with 50 ohm resistor, null point is not obtained it is possible when

10 * R ' 50 + R < 8

10R' < 400 + 8 R '

2R'<400 or R'<200 ohm

Similarly with 10 ohm resistor, null point is obtained its is only possible when

10 * R ' 50 + R < 8

2R'>40

R'>40

10 * 3 4 R ' 10 + R ' < 8

7.5R'<80+8R'

R'>160

160

Any R' between 160 ohm and 200 ohm will achieve.

Since the null point on the last 4th segment of

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Explanation – power consumption in a day i.e in 5  = 10 units

Power consumption per hour = 2 units

Power consumption = 2 units =2KW= 2000J/s

Also power =V * I

2000W= 220V * l or l= 9A approx.

R= ρ l A

Power consumption in first current carrying wire

P= I2R

ρ l A l2= 1.7 * 10-8 * 10 π * 10 - 6 * 81 j/s = 4J/s approx.

Loss due to joule heating in first wire = 4 2000 * 100=0.2%

Power loss in Al wire =1.6 * 4= 6.4J/s

Fractional loss due to joule heating in second wire = 6.4 2000 * 100= 0.32%

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