A heating coil is made up by winding the nichrome wire of radius r = 1.00...

A heating coil is made up by winding the nichrome wire of radius r = 1.00 mm and length L = 120 m. If the voltage of 120 V is applied across the coil, what power is dissipated in it? (The resistivity of nichrome is 1.50x10^-6 Ω · m).

If the voltage is kept the same, which of the following statements is (are) correct:

If the wire were longer, the power would be greater;
If the wire were longer, the power would be lesser;
If the radius of the wire were larger, the power would be lesser;
If the radius of the wire were larger, the power would be greater;
A and C;
B and D.

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genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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