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A battery of emf and internal resistance r is hooked up to a variable "load" resistance,R . If you want to deliver the maximum possible power to the load, what resistance R should you choose? (You can't change e and R , of course.)

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The maximum power is delivered to the load when the internal resistance of the battery is equal to the load resistance.

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01

Write the given data from the question.

The emf of the battery is .

Internal resistance of the battery isr .

Load resistance is R .

02

Determine the value of the resistance to deliver the maximum power to load.

Consider the circuit diagram shown below.

The current in the above circuit is given by,

i=ER+r

The power deliver to the load is given by,

P=i2R

Substitute ER+rfor into above equation.

p=ER+r2R 鈥︹ (1)

The maximum power can be delivered to the load under the conditiondPdR=0.

Now differentiate the equation (1) with respect to R,

dPdR=R+r2E2+E2R2RrRr4dPdR=R+r2E2+2E2RrRr4

Substitute the above equation equal to zero.

dPdR=0R+r2E2-2E2R4R+rR+r=0R+rE2R+r-2R=0R+rE2r-R=0

Solve further as,

r=R=0R=r

Hence the maximum power is delivered to the load when the internal resistance of the battery is equal to the load resistance.

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