1 point Two similar heater coils of
equal length are first
connected in series and then in
parallel. The ratio of heat
produced in the two cases is ...​

Let, R be the resistance of the heater wire. Since, two heater wires are of equal length their resistance is also same.

Hence, for series combination of resistances,

R

s

=2R

And for parallel combination of resistances,

R

p

=

2

R

Now, heat produced when they first connected in series is

H

s

=

R

s

V

2

where, V is voltage supplied to the heater.

H

s

=

2R

V

2

(1)

heat produced when they first connected in series is

H

p

=

R

p

V

2

H

p

=

2

R

V

2

H

p

=

R

2V

2

(2)

From (1) and (2), we get

H

p

H

s

=

R

2V

2

2R

V

2

⇒

H

p

H

s

=

4

1

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current flows in a wire