200ln23J
400ln1.51.3J
400ln56J
300J
Given:R(T)=R₀(1+α(T−T₀))
Applying boundary conditions,120=100(1+200α)α=1/200 K⁻¹
It is given that temperature increases at a constant rate from 300K to 500K in 30s.
Hence,T(t)=300+20t/3
By Joule's Law, heat dissipated in a resistor is given by:
W=∫₃₀₀⁵₀₀ V²/R dt=∫₃₀₀⁵₀₀ V²/R₀(1+α(T−T₀)) dt=V²/R₀∫₃₀₀⁵₀₀ 1/(1+20αt/3) dt
Solving,
W=400 ln(6/5)
Work done on resistor=−W=400 ln(5/6) J