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In Fig. 27-50, two batteries with an emfε=12.0 Vand an internal resistance r=0.200‰өare connected in parallel across a resistance R. (a) For what value of Ris the dissipation rate in the resistor a maximum? (b) What is that maximum?

Short Answer

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a) The value of R for which the dissipation rate in the resistor is maximum is, R=0.150‰ө

b) The maximum value of power dissipation is, Pmax=240 W.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1: Identification of the given data

The EMF is,ε=12.0 V

i)The internal resistance is,r=0.300‰ө .

02

Understanding the concept

From the given information, it is clear that the batteries are parallel, and hence the potential different across them is the same. The current between them is also the same. So we can find the power dissipated. To find the maximum power, we can find its derivative and equate it to zero.

Formula:

Current in block,

i=VR

Power dissipated,P=i2R

03

(a) Calculate the value of R for the dissipation rate in the resistor being maximum

Let ibe the current in both the batteries; then by junction rule, the current in Ris .2i

If we apply the loop rule, we can write

ε−ir−2iR=0i=εr+2R

The formula for power dissipation is

P=i2R

So, power dissipated in R is

P=(2i)2R

Substitute the value ofiin the above equation.

P=4ε2R(r+2R)2

Now, for calculating the maximum power dissipated across R, we need to find the derivate P with respect to R.

dPdR=4ε2(r+2R)3−16ε2R(r+2R)3dPdR=4ε2(r−2R)(r+2R)3

For maximum power, the derivative vanishes.

dPdR=04ε2(r−2R)(r+2R)3=04ε2(r−2R)=0(r−2R)=0r=2RR=r2

Substitute all the value in the above equation.

R=0.300‰ө2=0.150‰ө

Hence the value of R for which the dissipation rate in the resistor is maximum is, R=0.150‰ө

04

(b) Calculate the maximum value of power dissipated

Maximum power dissipated is

Pmax=4ε2R(r+2R)2

If we put,R=r2, then the above equation becomes

Pmax=4ε2(r2)(r+2(r2))2

After solving this, we get

Pmax=ε22r

Pmax=(12.0‰ө)22×0.300‰өPmax=240 W

Hence, the maximum value of power dissipated is,240 W .

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