SOLUTION: According to Joule's Law, the heat Q dissipated by a current I passing for t seconds through a resistance R is given by Q = I^2Rt/J, where is the mechanical equivalent of he

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Question 185369: According to Joule's Law, the heat Q dissipated by a current I passing for t seconds through a resistance R is given by
Q = I^2Rt/J,
where is the mechanical equivalent of heat.
Solve for R.

Answer by edjones(7311) About Me  (Show Source):
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Q=I^2Rt Joule's law
R=Q/(I^2R)