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The Clausius inequality
∮ δQ/T ≤ 0
आसान भाषा में: पूरे cycle में δQ/T का जोड़ कभी zero से ज़्यादा नहीं होता।
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- MomoResistance is the opposition a material puts up against the flow of current, and it is measured in ohms.
- MomoThe resistance of a wire depends on three things: the material itself, which we describe by a number called resistivity rho; the length of the wire; and how thick it is, meaning its cross-sectional area.
- MomoA longer wire resists more, so R increases when L gets longer.
- MomoSo you have three key quantities: voltage is the push, current is the flow, and resistance is what opposes it.
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Ohm’s Law and Simple Resistive Circuits
12 pages · 19 cards · 11 questions
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10 SECTIONSOhm’s Law
- V = I R, at constant temperature
- Raise the voltage and the current rises with it
- Raise the resistance and the current falls
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Which direction does conventional current flow?
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11 QTwo identical 6 Ω resistors in parallel have equivalent resistance:
- 3 Ω
- 6 Ω
- 12 Ω
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