in circuits resistors are distributed in series? Why we don't join them all in one resistor...
in circuits resistors are distributed in series? Why we don't join them all in one resistor the value of which equals the total sum?
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When resistors are connected in the series same amount of current flows through all the resistors irrespective of the value of the resistance.
But due to some circuit requirements resistors are distributed in series. All the resistor will dissipate heat due to flow of current in the resistor which is equal to I2R where I represent current and R represents the value of resistance
When resistors are distributed in series, the heat dissipated in one resistor will be less and it will cool down fast but when all the distributed resistors are replaced by a single resistor then heat dissipated will be more at a small area and it will take more time to cool down. But total heat dissipated will be the same.
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