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【高校物理】電源のした仕事を考える時、Q2を考えないのは何故でしょうか?教えてくださいm(_ _)m

問5-6 右ページの図のような回路がある。 はじめ, どのコンデンサーにも電荷が蓄えら れていない。このとき、 次の問いに答えよ。 (1) スイッチをaにつないでから十分に時間が経過した。 この間に回路で発生し たジュール熱はいくらか。 (2) その後、スイッチをbにつなぎ替えて十分に時間が経過した。この間に回路 で発生したジュール熱はいくらか。 電源のした仕事=静電エネルギーの変化+発生したジュール熱 の関係を使って計算していきましょう。 解きかた (1)はじめ、どのコンデンサーにも電荷が蓄えられていないので静電エネル ギーは0ですね。コンデンサー C, とコンデンサー C2の電圧を V1, V2と すると 電圧1周0ルールより E = V1 + V2 …① 蓄えられる電気量は Q1 = CV1 Q2=2CV2 ③ 独立部分の電気量の総和は不変なので、②③ より 0+0= - CV + 2CV2 0=-V1 +2V2 ...... ④ ①+④ より E=3V2 ゆえに Vi = 1/2/3 EP2= 2 12=1/3 静電エネルギーはそれぞれ -E U₁ = CV² = 2 CE² 1 U2=2CV2²=CE 1 仕事をしています 9 電源はQ=CV の電気量をEだけ持ち上げたので、電源のした仕事は Q.E=C1/23E・E=1/23CE2 よって、回路で発生したジュール熱をJとすると 3 9 CE²= CE² + CE²+ 1 9 ゆえに J= J₁ = CE² ... 答 Q2は?

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英語 高校生

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