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If the length of the filament of a heater is reduced by `10%`, the power of the heater will

A

increases by about `9%`

B

increases by about `11%`

C

increases by about `19%`

D

decreases by about `10%`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`P = (V^(2))/( rho (l)/(a)) or P prop (1)/( l) , P' prop (1)/( l - (10)/(100)l)`
`(P')/(P) = ( 10)/(9) or ((P')/(P) -1) xx 100 = ((10)/(9) - 1) xx 100`
`(P' -P)/(P) xx 100 = (100)/(9) ~~ 11`
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