P = 98R2
PR2 = 98
P = \(\frac{1}{98R2
P = \(\frac{PR2}{98}\)
Correct answer is B
P = \(\frac{1}{v}\) and vR2 = P = \(\frac{k}{v}\)......(i)
and v KR2 .......(ii)
(where k is constant)
Subst. for v in equation (i) = p = \(\frac{1^2}{KR}\).....(ii)
when r = 7, p = 2
2 = \(\frac{k}{7^2}\)
k = 2 x 49
= 98
Subt. foe k in ....(iii)
P = \(\frac{98}{R^2}\)
PR2 = 98
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