Class 10 - Physics - Chapter 15 - Lecture 10 - 15.10 High Voltage Transmission - Allied Schools

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q k current ki waja sai heat energy produce hoti or jab wo long distances sai yahan athai hain tu bohut si power loss hujati isliyai jab power station sai high voltages athain hain tu current ki value ko is tarah rakha jata hai k wo voltages sai kam hu jis ki waja sai energy kam loss hoti likin jab yahan par pohunchti hai tu voltages kam hujatai hai jis ki waja sai current increase hujata or voltage or current ki value same hujati hai magar resistance kis waja uthni equal nahe hothi

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Sir you are saying that we increae the voltage and current decreases due to iincrese in the voltage ...but we study in ohms law vlotage and current are directly proportional to each other ..but you are saying totally opposite????????

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Yes it's true but as we learn the formula of power p=I V so current aur voltage ik dosary k product hai so pir inverse relation hota hai is liye jab voltage ko increase Kary gy tu current decrease ho ga

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According to ohm law V is directly proportional to i .. agr voltage increase kren gy to current b increase ho ga... Sir ap ny isy inverse k tor py btaya hai k jb long distance
Py high voltage den gy to current reduce ho ga....how??

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1) According to Ohm's Law, Voltage is proportional to current ONLY when the resistance is constant. Voltage is NOT proportional to current if the resistance is changing.
2) Use the same concept for power formula (P = VI). Voltage is inversely proportional to current ONLY when the power remains constant. Just think about it, if Power P does not change then current should decrease upon increasing the voltage so the product of the two still remains the same.

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Sir you sair current decreases by increasing the voltages but as V=IR
This relation tells thay by increasing the voltages current also be increased
Please justify your statement

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Because in case of transformer we don't obey ohm's law.......when we discuss transformer P=VI is used according to which when current increases ,, voltage decreases

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