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State joules law of heating.How is fuse connected in the circuits?Name the metal used in the filament and the gas filled in electric bulb

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Rupanshu Yadav 1 year, 4 months ago

Joules law of heating states that amount of heat produce in a conductor is directly proportional to (current)(Current)(resistance)(time) Fuse are connected in series Tungsten

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