A coil is nmade by winding a large number of turns of a thin wire on a hollow plastie eylinder. A nmagnet is inserted in the coil and its ends are short-cireuited. The magnet is suddenly removed. Immediately after removal of the magnet, if in first two consecutive time intervals of 0.1 s each, amounts heat dissipated in the coil are AW, 0.0o1 J and AW2= 0.006 J respectively, find total amount of heat dissipated in the coil.

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A coil is made by winding a large number of turns of a thin wire on a
hollow plastie eylinder. A magnet is inserted in the coil and its ends are
short-cireuited. The magnet is suddenly removed. Immediately after
removal of the magnet, if in first two consecutive time intervals of 0.1 s
each, amounts heat dissipated in the coil are AW, = 0.01 J and AW2
0.006 J respectively, find total amount of heat dissipated in the coil.
AWL
AW-AW ='025J
Transcribed Image Text:A coil is made by winding a large number of turns of a thin wire on a hollow plastie eylinder. A magnet is inserted in the coil and its ends are short-cireuited. The magnet is suddenly removed. Immediately after removal of the magnet, if in first two consecutive time intervals of 0.1 s each, amounts heat dissipated in the coil are AW, = 0.01 J and AW2 0.006 J respectively, find total amount of heat dissipated in the coil. AWL AW-AW ='025J
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