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A coil with an inductance of2.0 H and a resistance of 10is suddenly connected to an ideal battery with =100V. At 0.10 safter the connection is made, (a) what is the rate at which energy is being stored in the magnetic field? (b) what is the rate at which thermal energy is appearing in the resistance? (c) what is the rate at which energy is being delivered by the battery?

Short Answer

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a)dUbdt=2.4102Wb)Pthermal=1.5102Wc)P=3.9102W

Step by step solution

01

Given

L=2.0HR=10E=100V

02

Understanding the concept

Here we have to use the formula for energy stored by inductor鈥檚 magnetic field to calculate energy. Then calculate thermal power from the current and resistance. Then add both to find the energy delivered by the battery.

Formula:

Ub=0.5Li2i=饾洀R1-e-tLPthermal=i2R

03

(a) Calculate the rate at which energy is being stored in the magnetic field

The inductor鈥檚 magnetic field stores energy and is given by

Ub=0.5Li2

The rate of change in energy stored in the inductor is

dUbdt=d0.5Li2dtdUbdt=0.5Ldi2dtdUbdt=Lididt

Here, current is given as

i=ER1-e-tL

Plug these values in the above equation:

role="math" localid="1661856003053" dUbdt=LER1-e-tLd饾洀R1-e-tLdtdUbdt=LER1-e-tLERe-tLldUbdt=E2R1-e-tLERe-tLl

Here, L=LR=2.010=2.0s

dUbdt=1002101-e--0.100.20e-0.100.20dUbdt=2.4102W

04

(b) Calculate the rate at which thermal energy is appearing in the resistance

Pthermal=i2RPthermal=ER1-e-tL2RPthermal=ER1-e-tL2Pthermal=1002101-e-0.100.202Pthermal=1.5102W

05

(c) Calculate the rate at which energy is being delivered by the battery

Energy being delivered by battery is as follows:

P=Pthermal+dUbdtP=2.4102+1.5102P=3.9102W

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